base64ct: derive additional traits on alphabets #1578
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Added - derive additional traits on alphabets (RustCrypto#1578) Changed - MSRV 1.85 // Edition 2024 (RustCrypto#1670) - reject zero-length decode requests (RustCrypto#1387) - use `core::error::Error` (RustCrypto#1681)
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This PR will implement all derivable std-traits mentioned in C-COMMON-TRAITS for base64-alphabets. This allows using these types e.g. as
PhantomData<E> where E: Encodingand derivePartialOrdfor the container-type. These alphabet-types are unit-structs, so there is not really a reason not to derive everything possible to make them more usable.