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Fixed derive impl on an empty enum#462
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bincode-derive failed on an empty enum. This PR fixes this.
Apparently if you implement a trait on an enum, an empty match statement is not sufficient. Rust seems to think the enum is populated somehow. Adding a
unreachable!()fixed thisUpdate: Made the
Decodenot read the byte and return a specific error for this situationold
Additionally the
self.variants.len() - 1would underflow if there are no variants.saturating_sub(1)sets it correctly to 0