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The panic location printed by a panicking
.expect()call is not helpful -- it points to subtle instead of the code that had the expectation.I was lucky that the error message was usable in the message I got:
but still had to look around a bit for where that came from precisely. With the annotation added in this PR, the compiler will make an effort to produce a more helpful location: the one expect()'s caller.
(Most other functions on this type are
#[inline], and I don't know whether or not inline also has that effect, but at any rate, this function is the one that describes a panic, and that's wheretrack_calleris needed the most).