macros: Allow stub to not compile#482
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The stub in fact does not compile and has never compiled ever since the exercise was added in #401. However, it is intentional that the stub does not compile, so we allow it not to. This was not caught by #372 because of #381 having tricked the Rust compiler into thinking it had already compiled the stub. This is required to be able to merge #483.
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Good catch. Also, oops: it looks like this one is mostly my fault.
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The stub in fact does not compile and has never compiled ever since the
exercise was added in #401.
However, it is intentional that the stub does not compile, so we allow
it not to.
This was not caught by #372 because
of #381 having tricked the Rust
compiler into thinking it had already compiled the stub.
This is required to be able to merge
#483.