Use concrete implementations #842
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Instead of trait bounds, use concrete implementations.
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Summary of changes
Instead of trait bounds, use concrete implementations. I think this improves the code, I prefer having less trait bounds.
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It is possible to change this due to the upgrade to
multihash0.13.