Add traits for inline AsRef and AsMut.
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<T as AsRef<U>>.as_ref(t)is too verbose, and breaks reading right-to-left. I figured this calls for a helper trait forAsRefandAsMutinvocations.Type inference is pretty good for spots that need you to pass a reference, but for methods on those references, it's not so great. I encountered this when trying to use
Path::displayon anOsStrthroughimpl AsRef<Path> for OsStr.Naming
I'm not married to the trait or method names. I'm actually torn between
Reffed::reffedandAsA::as_a. Thoughts?Documentation
Is what I wrote sufficient? I copied a bit of the style from
Conv, but mine is more sparse.