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Since we have some CMake code to maintain, it make sense to enforce on this code also code quality rules like we do with the C++ code.
A possible tool-framework could be cmakelang which offers tooling for formatting and linting CMake Code properly.
Other suggestions are always welcome.
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Improve docs
This is more of a meta issue, so contributors can expand docs and add it.
What docs are needed?
- API Docs. Easiest to add needed on most public methods
- How-To. Just a quick cookbook examples how to setup some Linguini in a specific case. No external dependencies needed.
- Tutorial??. Possibly needed, but Linguini is relatively simple.
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Right now, there's not an easy way to archive
VecDeques. When archived, they're functionally the same asVecso we should be able to piggyback off the implementations forVec.Archiveimpl should archive asArchivedVecand use aVecResolveras its resolver.Serializeimpl should serialize using [ArchivedVec::serialize_from_slice](https://docs.rs/rkyv/latest/rkyv/vec