refactor: switch to serde_core and remove Cargo.lock#22
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Libraries should not include a “Cargo.lock” file
Using 'serde_core' improves compilation times by allowing the crate to be compiled in parallel with the heavier 'serde_derive' macro, bypassing a major bottleneck if derive is used elsewhere in the project.
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Hello!
Here is a small PR focused mainly on optimizing compilation times.
What’s included:
serdedependency withserde_core.This helps speed up compilation times by allowing the crate to build in parallel with the heavier
serde_derivemacro, bypassing a major bottleneck if derive is used elsewhere in the project.Cargo.lockfile to follow the Rust convention that libraries should not include lockfiles.clippywarning on a test assert.Hope this helps the project! Let me know if you’d like me to tweak anything or split the commits differently.
Thanks for your time!