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The way where let clauses is currently implemented requires each clause to be implemented twice. I need to do some bench marking to compare adding the match with not adding the match to clauses that don't need to have it. If there's negligible performance difference, I'll probably just include the match in every clause regardless of need and drop the current implementation of only switching over to the match when a where let clause first appears.
The query comprehension macro needs to support the following:
The following extensions would be useful, but not required:
where let clauses (combined filter + let clause)(dropped for the time being)Iterator::inspect
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