[ ] type-aliases-and-casts - ~Maybe mention from/into/try_into in this section or at least link to a section with those here.~ They are not mentioned because the "upper" sections are only language (in contrast to API) related, the section Type Conversions lists all of them and more. Added a link.
[ ] generics-constraints - ~The S where u8: R example could use some explanation what u8: R means, does it mean u8 needs to implement a trait R with a parameter T?~ Yes, it does mean that. I'm happy to clarify the samples but they still have to fit a single line each. PR proposals welcome.
[ ] common-operators - ~It might be useful to list the operators anyway along with the traits used to implement them.~ Yes, see #151!
[ ] common-operators - ~It might make sense to have a section with the operators as well as the checked, saturating and wrapped versions of the operations.~ Similar to above; although I'm not sure how the checked, ... would differ explanation-wise. I mean, yes, they obviously differ, but IMO the name already explains exactly what happens linguistically. If someone has a specific idea feel free to post here or in #151.
[x] project-anatomy - This is missing the multi-binary forms src/bin/\<name>.rs [TIL]
[x] project-anatomy - ~It might be useful to mention some or all of rust-toolchain.toml, deny.toml (from cargo-deny), tarpaulin.toml (from cargo-tarpaulin) in this list too~ After some back and forth I don't want to document 3rd party tools anymore since it gets out of hand. That said, rust-toolchain.toml is a good idea!
[ ] closures-in-apis - ~Maybe in this section function pointer (lower case fn) types should also be mentioned?~ Hm, function pointers might deserve a bit more treatment (esp. their "type-iness" w.r.t. for<'a>), but I think that's unrelated to that section, which is about the "inheritance" / design-trade-off between the different traits.
rust-toolchain.tomlis a good idea!for<'a>), but I think that's unrelated to that section, which is about the "inheritance" / design-trade-off between the different traits.