Expose double-ended range iteration - #62
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Summary
Ranges::iterreturns a mapped slice iterator that is already double-ended, but its opaque return type only exposesIterator. Callers that need reverse borrowed traversal therefore have to materialize the segments.This exposes
DoubleEndedIteratorin the return type, allowing callers to traverse borrowed range segments in either direction without cloning or allocating while preserving existing forward iteration.This unblocks allocation-free descending range traversal in astral-sh/uv#20026.