extra: impl IterBytes for uuid::Uuid #11130
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So that `Uuid` can be used as the key in a `HashMap` or in a `HashSet`, etc The only question I have about this is: Is endianness an issue, here? If so, what's the correct way to proceed?
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Fix ICE in rust-lang#10535 Fixes rust-lang#10535 r? `@Jarcho` changelog: Eliminate ICE described in rust-lang#10535
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Fix ICE in rust-lang#10535 Fixes rust-lang#10535 r? `@Jarcho` changelog: Eliminate ICE described in rust-lang#10535
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So that
Uuidcan be used as the key in aHashMapor in aHashSet, etcThe only question I have about this is: Is endianness an issue, here? If so, what's the correct way to proceed?