danielrainer

> any reason why we can't use "cargo test" ? That's a good idea. I added a test which just runs `main` in `crates/fluent-check/src/main.rs`. Since `main` indicates errors via panics,...

I changed `unic-langid` to `0.9.5`, since `0.9.6` requires Rust 1.82+. While it might not make much of a difference for the concrete features in this specific instance, not updating our...

> yeah let's update to Debian Stable's 1.85 (and see if someone complains). Sounds good. That version also allows us to migrate to the 2024 Rust edition if we want...

> both upgrading to 1.85 and 2024 edition sounds good #11961 Changing the edition is not that straightforward and might require a fairly large commit, including manual updates, so for...

The code we use is from https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent-rs, which includes both an apache2 and a MIT license file. I'm no expert on the legal situation here, but it seems to me...

Relevant issue: https://github.com/projectfluent/fluent-rs/issues/31

If that's the case, why can fluent-rs be MIT-licensed, but we can't use it under that license?

So MIT-licensed projects can use fluent-rs and its dependencies, including the apache-licensed ones, but we can't because fish is GPLv2 licensed? Should we ask the two apache-licensed projects about making...

Rebased on latest master and updated to remove the dependency on #12008. I haven't gotten around to addressing all the new review comments yet, so there aren't many interesting updates...

Rebased on latest master and reworked a bit. See PR description for outstanding work. Asan does not seem to like the intentional leaks for creating `&'static str`s. A similar approach...