Prefer individual unexpected_cfgs allow over global one
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ThierryBerger
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Looks fine to me ; it's a pity we're losing the comment for context on the lint though
For the asmjs target drop, more context here: rust-lang/rust#117338
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After playing a bit with it, I'm not sure if this makes sense to keep unexpected_cfgs = "allow" at all ?
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@Urgau Thank you for this PR! What is the benefit of allowing the lint in individual |
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This PR replace the global
#![allow(unexpected_cfgs)]over individual ones incrates/*, so that the main library still gets the benefits of the lint.This PR also remove obsolete asmjs cfg, since that target was removed some time ago from Rust.