Rust traits Display, Hash and Eq exposed to Kotlin and Swift.
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This brings those language to parity with Python.
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This brings those language to parity with Python.
Note that Kotin is using
DisplayfortoString()and there's no obvious way to exposeDebug, so it isn't. Swift does seem to have a sensible way of exposing bothDebugandDisplay.Neither language seems to need
neso that's unused.