[stable] 1.53.0 release - backport #86390
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Cherry-picking subtree commits seems not possible via git-cherry-pick, so I just generated a new commit based on the small diff of 572c405. That merged in #84980 which will be in 1.54.0, so we don't need a beta backport or similar here. It's not clear that we will release this backport but given the short timeline I'm trying to get artifacts by tomorrow morning; we can make a decision whether to use them (or not) then. @bors r+ rollup=never p=100 |
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This hopefully fixes a Clippy ICE on rustc std and the crates.io codebase (and potentially
others).
r? @Mark-Simulacrum