Add the inlined_generics lint.
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functions/methods with generics which are also marked either `#[inline]` or `#[inline(always)]`.
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Add the
inlined_genericslint, which lints generic functions/methods that are marked#[inline]or#[inline(always)], as doing so can possibly increase compilation times, because the compiler will monomorphize all generic functions per crate as well as recompiling a function marked#[inline]or#[inline(always)]per CGU. See also this comment as well as this comment for some more information.changelog: new lint: [
inlined_generics]