Fix some more unconstrained types in msg_send results#453
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The error I was investigating servo/servo#20474 (comment) turned out to be already be fixed by rust-windowing#428, but there was a few more cases of the same problem.
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Thanks! I think this should have a CHANGELOG entry though. |
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I’m already several yaks deep and I don’t directly need this change so this is only a drive-by PR and I won’t work on it further, sorry. Feel free to take over. |
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The error I was investigating servo/servo#20474 (comment) turned out to be already be fixed by #428, but there was a few more cases of the same problem.