Fix unstable_const for the latest compiler
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It's now stable in nightly.
It's now stable in nightly.
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`memoffset` with `unstable_const` feature depends on nightly compiler features and thus is fragile against compiler upgrades, just like this project. `memoffset 0.6.5` includes the changes from [Gilnaa/memoffset#63], which updates it to support the latest nightly compiler. [Gilnaa/memoffset#63]: Gilnaa/memoffset#63
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#![feature(...)]s for compatibility with the latest nightly compiler.const_maybe_uninit_as_ptrhas been stabilized by Stabilize someMaybeUninitbehavior as const rust-lang/rust#90896 and is not recognized by the compiler anymore.const_raw_ptr_derefhas been stabilized by Stabilizeconst_raw_ptr_dereffor*const Trust-lang/rust#89551.