feat: Make new functions const when possible #760
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The main reason was to allow to initialize the RateLimitLayer in a const context. So why not making ever new function const (wherever it's possible). :P
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This is blocked on the MSRV, which would need to be at least 1.61 to support generic trait bounds on const functions. Parking for now. |
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The main reason was to allow to initialize the RateLimitLayer in a const context. So why not making ever new function const (wherever it's possible). :P