ipcheck: Drop the "Rust (New)" implementation #318
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There have been no substantial changes in implementation of various Rust's IpAddr helper methods (is_loopback() etc.) that I can think of. The PR[1] that the "Rust (New)" implementation was based on has been closed in May 2021, I think it's safe to say it's no longer relevant and doesn't help anyone. [1] rust-lang/rust#76098
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So, I wasn't quite sure what to do about this. On one hand the "Rust (New)" implementation ipcheck provided some historical context, on the other I don't think it matters anymore. Submitting the PR for your consideration. |
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There have been no substantial changes in implementation of various Rust's IpAddr helper methods (is_loopback() etc.) that I can think of.
The PR[1] that the "Rust (New)" implementation was based on has been closed in May 2021, I think it's safe to say it's no longer relevant and doesn't help anyone.
[1] rust-lang/rust#76098