Use surface syntax in type state diagrams#3102
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For some reason the diagrams in the section for the type state pattern do not use Rust's surface syntax but rather spell `Serializer<Struct<S>>` as `Serializer [ Struct [ S ] ]`. I guess this is because the `<` and `>` are somewhat tricky in bob diagrams. However, this can be fixed by quoting phrases containing these tricky symbols. This is what we do here. This also requires a little realigning of arrows in order to keep the overall visual appearance of the diagrams.
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For some reason the diagrams in the section for the type state pattern do not use Rust's surface syntax but rather spell
Serializer<Struct<S>>asSerializer [ Struct [ S ] ]. I guess this is because the<and>are somewhat tricky in bob diagrams.However, this can be fixed by quoting phrases containing these tricky symbols. This is what we do here. This also requires a little realigning of arrows in order to keep the overall visual appearance of the diagrams.