Bug 1989902 - Rust: Use an associated type for TestGetValue to make it clear it's an output parameter #3259
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…n output parameter Generic parameters are an "input". A trait `TestGetValue<T>` can be implemented for the same type multiple times with different concrete types `T`. That's never needed for `TestGetValue`, we only have a single type that should be returned from `test_get_value`. An associated parameter is the way to do that.
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Generic parameters are an "input".
A trait
TestGetValue<T>can be implemented for the same type multiple times with different concrete typesT.That's never needed for
TestGetValue, we only have a single type that should be returned fromtest_get_value.An associated parameter is the way to do that.