chabapok

`#![allow(dead_code)]` hide **all** dead code in that module. Therefore, I do not recommend using it. You may add something like `drop(Foo::new().into_bytes())` somewhere in you code.

Yes, fixing this warning in that way is easy. But, it needs to be included in the crate code, not in the client code.

`#[allow(dead_code)]` is better than nothing - but leads to extra code in the object files. It would probably be correct to configure this behavior through attributes. Something like: ``` #[bitfield(with=(new,...

As far as I understand, it's browser or vimium problem. But if we do this, it makes sense to use separate key, for example: `cargo doc --open_with_embedded_webserver`