fix: use unsuffixed numeric literal for tuple index #2
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See <rust-lang/rust#60210> for more context. This has been a future-incompatibility warning since Rust 1.27, where tuple index subexpressions with invalid suffixes (in this case, `.0usize`) was erroneously accidentally accepted. This will become a hard error in Rust 1.91 after <rust-lang/rust#145463> rejects the remaining carve-outs.
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Fixes #1.
See rust-lang/rust#60210 for more context. This has been a future-incompatibility warning since Rust 1.27, where tuple index subexpressions with invalid suffixes (in this case,
.0usize) was erroneously accidentally accepted. This will become a hard error in Rust 1.91 after rust-lang/rust#145463 rejects the remaining carve-outs.You can verify the fix by running
cargo +beta test. Without this PR, theclamper_options/sort_optionsvalidate derives currently fail to compile against 1.91 beta. With this PR, the derives will successfully compile.