Add ?Sized bound for MutexGuard::map and OwnedMutexGuard::map.
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The guard structs already have `?Sized` but the function to produce them had an implicit `Sized` bound on the type parameter.
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Motivation
I can't return a reference to an unsized type in
MutexGuard::mapandOwnedMutexGuard::mapbecause of an implicitSizedbound in their signature.Solution
Add a
?Sizedbound to the signatures of the two methods. It seems safe at a glance (the mapped guard types already have?Sized), but there might be some subtlety somewhere that I overlooked.