Procedural Macros in Rust (part 2)

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In this stream, we dive deeper into Rust's procedural macros, following on from the previous stream. We continue to follow David Tolnay's excellent proc-macro workshop from Rust Latam back in March 2019: https://github.com/dtolnay/proc-macro-workshop, and go for the seq! and #[sorted] proc-macros!

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