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[beta] reverts and backports This reverts two `dbg!` changes to avoid regressions[^1][^2] in the upcoming 1.95 release: - std: avoid tearing `dbg!` prints rust-lang/rust#149869 - don't drop arguments' temporaries in `dbg!` rust-lang/rust#154074 - ... which was previously backported in rust-lang/rust#154725 This also reverts a stabilization over a late issue[^3] of semantics: - Stabilize `assert_matches` rust-lang/rust#137487 And a few other backport/reverts from `main`: - Revert performing basic const checks in typeck on stable rust-lang/rust#154930 / rust-lang/rust#155033 - Revert "`-Znext-solver` Remove the forced ambiguity hack from search graph" rust-lang/rust#154712 - Clarify that core::range ranges do not have special syntax rust-lang/rust#155002 Clippy is backporting 2 ICE fixes and 1 perf regression (via rust-lang/rust#155051): - https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/pull/16685 already backported in https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/154211 to stable. This makes sure that it doesn't regress again in beta/next stable - https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/pull/16659 The ICE that is being fixed here was introduced in the 1.95 release cycle - https://github.com/rust-lang/rust-clippy/pull/16652 Perf regression introduced in the 1.95 release cycle. [^1]: rust-lang/rust#153850 [^2]: rust-lang/rust#154988 [^3]: rust-lang/rust#154406
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