Peter Goodspeed-Niklaus

That's not a bad idea at all! I think the fastest path to victory here goes like this: 1. Create your own repo like `yourname/exercism-rust-container` or similar 2. Include appropriate...

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Specifically, the instructions at point to [this Wiki page](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_poker_hands). High rules are in use for this exercise. This could usefully be added to the problem documentation.

Quick answers: ## `pub(crate)` This is most useful for larger projects. You'll sometimes want to split your code into several modules. By default, a module's items are visible only to...

See the changes [here](https://github.com/exercism/rust/pull/700/files/e943a25c7a26449e08f1205c2a68cd34f7f279da..09d02059f81863a210f47bc0afddcde5eaa7d38d#diff-492f508c9336f1c9eaa25bf9ac159c15). There are some other changes in that diff, mostly due to some necessary macro refactoring, but that file has the most important ones.

> shouldn't expected values also adhere to the above rules? I have no objection to that. > maybe we could stop using hashmaps at all We can't go that far,...

Hi @ferminhg, sorry, I stepped down as maintainer of this repo some time ago. I assume that your PR is still useful but I will not be reviewing it.

I really like this idea. > what is the optimal implementation? Honestly, leveraging skeptic is almost certainly the way to go unless the documentation moves outside of this repository. Otherwise,...

Yes, that's a test runner issue. I believe that there's a max duration hard-coded into the test runner; it may be worth exploring whether it's possible to increase that duration...

The challenge here is balancing a correct, idiomatic solution against requiring the smallest number of dependencies for an exercise which should come very early in the track's sequence. The fundamental...