The DeferredPayload needs to be FnOnce (or FnMut) if we want the user to be able to mutate data within a deferred payload calculation.
This is necessary for things like i.e. minireq, where the user is going to be doing application-level logic within a DeferredPayload calculation, which may necessitate mutation of data and context.
I also implemented ToPayload for &str so you can now call Publication::new("Hello") without having to call as_bytes() on the str.
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DeferredPayloadneeds to beFnOnce(orFnMut) if we want the user to be able to mutate data within a deferred payload calculation.This is necessary for things like i.e.
minireq, where the user is going to be doing application-level logic within aDeferredPayloadcalculation, which may necessitate mutation of data and context.I also implemented
ToPayloadfor&strso you can now callPublication::new("Hello")without having to callas_bytes()on the str.