Remove dependency on mac crate
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- Use xml5ever version of time! macro - Replace mac::unwrap_or_return with version from html5ever
Signed-off-by: Nico Burns <[email protected]>
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This is an old/unmaintained crate (no commit or release since 2017) which doesn't provide much value today due to improvements to the language / stdlib:
format_ifmacro with manual if..else (which IMO is clearer and is no longer)test_eqmacro with plain test functionsunwrap_or_returnmacro with copy of macro which already existed inhtml5ever(duplicate toxml5ever)time!macros inxml5everto match one inhtml5ever. These macros were slightly different but I believe equivalent in functionality (looks like thehtml5everversion was created beforeInstant::as_nanos()existed in the stdlib)