It's very likely someone fiddling with PL/Rust will copy the first example they see. We should probably nudge programmers to get the non-Option<T> forms of things, and that's done by using STRICT. It's a good habit to get into, at least. For any "likely to be found first" example, like in the README.md, we should use STRICT if it makes sense.
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It's very likely someone fiddling with PL/Rust will copy the first example they see. We should probably nudge programmers to get the non-
Option<T>forms of things, and that's done by using STRICT. It's a good habit to get into, at least. For any "likely to be found first" example, like in the README.md, we should use STRICT if it makes sense.