chore: forbid unsafe code #131
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Writing unsafe code is difficult and should generally be avoided. When using unsafe code is necessary, it is ideal if it can be delegated to public crates that can be tested and audited by multiple developers. This commit consistently forbids unsafe code in crates where it is not necessary to serve as a reminder that it should probably be avoided also in the future and that the intention of this project is to provide safe abstractions that allow application authors to avoid unsafe code in their applications. `apps-aarch64.checksum`: - All checksums change, presumably because the line numbers have all changed.
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Writing unsafe code is difficult and should generally be avoided. When using unsafe code is necessary, it is ideal if it can be delegated to public crates that can be tested and audited by multiple developers.
This commit consistently forbids unsafe code in crates where it is not necessary to serve as a reminder that it should probably be avoided also in the future and that the intention of this project is to provide safe abstractions that allow application authors to avoid unsafe code in their applications.
apps-aarch64.checksum: