Bump windows-core to 0.53-0.54 range
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Note that `windows 0.55` was not released, and any implementation in the wild depending on `windows` will get `windows-core 0.54` in their dependency tree for obvious compatibility reasons, and would get a duplicate if `iana-time-zone` decides to switch to o`windows-core 0.55` prematurely. This PR depends on strawlab#131 and can be updated and merged whenever there is a compelling reason to bump further. This requires a strange change to remove a "comment" from `bindings.txt`: Running `api_gen/target/debug/api_gen` Error: Error { message: "unused filters\n Dependencies\n above\n the\n of\n #", path: "", span: None }
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Note that `windows 0.55` was not released, and any implementation in the wild depending on `windows` will get `windows-core 0.54` in their dependency tree for obvious compatibility reasons, and would get a duplicate if `iana-time-zone` decides to switch to o`windows-core 0.55` prematurely. This PR depends on strawlab#131 and can be updated and merged whenever there is a compelling reason to bump further. This requires a strange change to remove a "comment" from `bindings.txt`: Running `api_gen/target/debug/api_gen` Error: Error { message: "unused filters\n Dependencies\n above\n the\n of\n #", path: "", span: None }
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@astraw I don't see any strategy as to what the policy is regarding MSRV bumps in https://github.com/strawlab/iana-time-zone?tab=readme-ov-file#minimum-supported-rust-version-policy, and it seems likely that an internal version bump for a newer crate that doesn't provide any useful/fixed functionality otherwise (besides getting rid of duplicate deps downstream) isn't very compelling to break MSRV for. Despite that, what are your thoughts? The requested version here for |
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This includes the necessary binding changes for compatibility, provided by `windows-bindgen 0.53-0.54`. Generated code by `windows-bindgen` now also expects `TryInto` to be in scope via Rust's `prelude`, which is only the case in Rust edition `2021`.
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This includes the necessary binding changes for compatibility, provided by
windows-bindgen 0.53-0.54. Generated code bywindows-bindgennow also expectsTryIntoto be in scope via Rust'sprelude, which is only the case in Rust edition2021.