Chase Wilson

Lua and wasm will have about the same complexity to implement, so I don't really see a point in using lua since it just makes targeting it harder

Like xacrimon said, the best thing is to have the underlying rule (including the loaded wasm module) itself implement `CstRule`

A single instance can still represent one rule, you change what functions each calls

I'm not sure how viable that is since it sounds like TBAA, and Rust explicitly doesn't have TBAA

> In theory it should not be required to have liballoc to use it. You can construct Box from pointer to stack/statically allocated memory (which is unsafe but still usable)....

I've also hit a use case where I wanted to remove a variant from an enum, but `Punctuated` doesn't support `.remove(idx)`

Bumping this, do we still not have annotation support?

A variable declaration with the left-hand expression on a different line is counted as untested, see [this report](https://coveralls.io/builds/29717330/source?filename=src%2Freader.rs#L251) and [this one](https://coveralls.io/builds/29717330/source?filename=src%2Fmulti_threaded.rs#L408). Additionally, conditionally compiled code that is not part of...

In addition to that, since `Error` doesn't have any `Eq` implementation it's impossible to test errors at all, I'd like to have my binary give out the help text if...

r? @HeroicKatora