Use the failure_derive crate
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Previously the code for `failure_derive` was vendored, with the long-term goal of modifying it/enhancing it with some framework-specific concerns. However, `failure_derive` is a dependency of `failure` so we pull it in anyway. Might as well use it, as opposed to cherry-picking a bunch of upstream changes to proc macro code.
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Previously the code for
failure_derivewas vendored, with the long-term goal of modifying it/enhancing it with some framework-specific concerns.However,
failure_deriveis a dependency offailureso we pull it in anyway. Might as well use it, as opposed to cherry-picking a bunch of upstream changes to proc macro code.