Re-implement #[derive(Queryable)] using Macros 1.1
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This was extracted from #453. Going forward Macros 1.1 is the intended path of stabilization for procedural macros, so `diesel_codegen` will need to be rewritten to use it. Much of the helper code around this is a direct port of the libsyntax version of our code, rewritten to use `syn` instead.
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This was extracted from #453. Going forward Macros 1.1 is the intended
path of stabilization for procedural macros, so
diesel_codegenwillneed to be rewritten to use it.
Much of the helper code around this is a direct port of the libsyntax
version of our code, rewritten to use
syninstead./cc @killercup @dtolnay I'm going to merge once CI is green, but if either of you want to take a quick look go for it. This is all straight up extracted from the other PR>