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  "path": "/t/yet-another-half-baked-idea-for-working-around-the-orphan-rule/24121#post_8",
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  "textContent": "SkiFire13:\n\n> ... plus it doesn't fix all breakage.\n\nHi SkiFire13,\n\nThank you for pointing me to that discussion. After reviewing it and exploring some edge cases further, I’ve identified several scenarios where this model is indeed not viable.\n\nI agree that the design cannot work within Rust's fundamental constraints without introducing unacceptable complexity or breaking encapsulation. I am stepping back from this proposal.\n\nThank you for your guidance and for helping me identify these fatal flaws early on.",
  "title": "Yet another half-baked idea for working around the orphan rule"
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