Remove non_exhaustive from error structs
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Currently we have a few public error structs the sole purpose of which is to hide error internals. As such they have private (`pub(crate)`) fields and cannot be constructed by lib users, they do not need the `non_exhaustive` attribute for this reason.
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This is follow up to #44 |
apoelstra
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Nov 7, 2023
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I'm gonna go ahead and merge since this was a 2-line patch and was @Kixunil's suggestion anyway. |
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Currently we have a few public error structs the sole purpose of which is to hide error internals. As such they have private (
pub(crate)) fields and cannot be constructed by lib users, they do not need thenon_exhaustiveattribute for this reason.