Relax requirements for deriving FromZeroes on enums#145
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Seems reasonable to me! Are we guaranteed that, regardless of representation, the 0 is represented as all 0 bits? That's the only pedantry I can come up with that makes me question the validity of deriving on an enum w/ no explicit repr, but I'm pretty confident that's not a problem. Also, could you update the doc comment on |
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Closes #30. @joshlf the wording of the reference seems to imply that we can derive
FromZeroeson enums without an explicit repr. Do you feel comfortable doing that?