Bump inline_tweak from 1.0.11 to 1.1.0

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Bumps inline_tweak from 1.0.11 to 1.1.0.

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inline_tweak 1.1.0 - Introducing #[tweak_fn] proc-macro

inline_tweak can now be applied to an entire function body using the #[tweak_fn] proc macro. It turns every literal into a tweakable value.

To allow this, inline_tweak was refactored to be much more optimized in how it reads files/file updates. Tweak reads are now almost always one hashmap lookup and files are read only once per update.

#[inline_tweak::tweak_fn]
fn main() {
    loop {
        let v = 1.0 + 5.0; // update any literal while the program is running!
        let name = "John
                     Doe"; // Multi line strings also work!
        println!("{}: {}", name, v);
    }
}

Changelog

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[1.1.0]

• Introduce derive feature to allow #[tweak_fn] on functions.
• All calls to tweak are now almost always at most one hashmap lookup.
• Cache stat syscalls.
• Only read file from disk once per file change instead of per tweak in that file.
• Add dependency on rustc-hash for faster hashing (no need for DOS protection).
• Support multiline strings in tweak_fn proc-macro
• Support more syntax for integers (e.g 0xFF_FF_u64) and floats (e.g 1_000.0f64)

These optimizations heavily reduce the overhead of using tweak!
This allows the proc-macro adding tweaks to all literals of not being too heavy.

Commits

• 9f71dab chore: Release inline_tweak_derive version 1.1.0
• 82351c3 make inline tweak work with const/statics/literal in types
• ae433ab chore: Release inline_tweak version 1.0.13
• a2fe891 changelog
• ed64160 chore: Release inline_tweak_derive version 1.0.1
• f7528ae release tweak need not be a feature in derive
• c97ed41 chore: Release inline_tweak version 1.0.12
• 28e77f0 put crates.io dep for derive
• e7112cd ignore Cargo.lock
• 665e0e5 clearer var names
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