Don't use proc-macro-hack; use our own slightly-less-hacky hack #1669
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proc-macro-hack
is sort of a pain to deal with (based on the nested cargo features that were removed by this), and with Rust 1.40 function-like macros can generatemacro_rules!
, so this is pretty easy to implement ourselves (proc-macro-hack
does something with a custom derive on an enum and stringifying and reparsing the input stream).