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No functional change, just reformatting.
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This commit replaces the use of string slices with str::get() in all
document related code.
While this is not a perfect replacement for it, the relevant parts in
the code heavily depend upon the byte offsets returned by the low level
(legacy) parser where changing it would lead to a very big refactoring.
Nonetheless, this approach is better because returning a bug is better
than crashing.
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This commit adds #[allow(clippy::string_slice)] to all functions in the
code where string slices are used, alongside a TODO comment.
We do this add the function header to have it consistent, as things like
expression based allow's are still experimental.
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There are no outstanding TODOs here.
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Replace poc code with new ConsensusAuthoritySection.
This is an entirely new parsing approach.
Key differences:
* We parse the arguments to dir-source, which poc didn't.
* We don't clone the input and fully parse the first item; instead,
we dismantle the dir-source line ad-hoc to determine the item type.
* Rather than a Vec of Enums, we parse into two Vecs
of the different entry types.
The few lines that aren't rewritten show up as moved in
git show --color-moved --color-moved-ws=allow-indentation-change
but I suggest reviewing the new implementation de novo.
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This is the type corresponding to a "superseded authority key entry",
which is a single dir-source line with a weird nickname.
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This is going to handle the bizarre `-legacy` nickname encoding for
superseded authority keys. That's going to be a fair amount of code,
some derived from DirSource. Make a module for it all.
We're going to take a different approach that in poc. So there's
going to be all-new code and then the poc version will be deleted.
They don't resemble each other very much.
In this commit: just code motion, and the creation of the new module
with associated doc comment. Review with --color-moved.
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