> With one compiler there is no meaningful difference between implementation details and "standard" language behaviour.
That's the point.
There are odd edge cases that rustc has accepted by accident. Without a second opinion it's hard to tell what was intended, and what is a compiler bug.
That's the point.
There are odd edge cases that rustc has accepted by accident. Without a second opinion it's hard to tell what was intended, and what is a compiler bug.