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Impl Display rather than ToString (#663)
Updated the 3 places where ToString impls were generated (in `type_entry.rs`) and replaced them with an equivalent Display impl. ToString is implemented for all types that implement Display and for this reason the docs recommend not to implement ToString directly [0] and is actually linted against by clippy in the default groups [1]. The snapshots were updated by running `EXPECTORATE=overwrite cargo test --workspace` and then afterwards I did a brief manual verification that the generated results seemed sensible. Updated the README for `cargo-typify` to switch out the ToString impl for the Display version. Since the output in the README is a simplified version of the real output (the real output has a lot more fields and noise), I manually added the Display impl in the style of the rest of the example (nb. the Display impl does correctly appear in the real output). 0: https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/string/trait.ToString.html 1: https://rust-lang.github.io/rust-clippy/master/index.html#/to_string_trait_impl
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