Stop supporting typedef extern, [ExternalInterface=...] in UDL etc.
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This consolidates how external types are expressed in UDL. Instead of ``` [External="crate_name"] typedef extern MyEnum [ExternalInterface="crate_name"] typedef extern MyInterface ``` you would use: ``` [External="crate_name"] typedef enum MyEnum [External="crate_name"] typedef interface MyInterface ``` See the docs and upgrading notes in this commit for more. It also takes the opportunity to use Type::External far less often in uniffi_udl, instead using the actual type of the object.
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gah, checksums have been broken for external types :( |
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This consolidates how external types are expressed in UDL. Instead of
you would use:
See the docs and upgrading notes in this commit for more.
It also takes the opportunity to use Type::External far less often in uniffi_udl, instead using the actual type of the object.