> it also means sugar like Rust's for loop, which de-sugars into trait invocations, can never be constant today.
replyYep, that was my annoyance.
Const allocation is possible in Rust as an unstable feature. Not sure if you can persist it to runtime, though you can persist a reference which will become a static reference. I think it being unstable is why I needed `include_bytes!`.
FWIW const traits are progressing quite nicely. It will also allow for Default to be used in const context, which is quite handy (and will integrate nicely with default field values, which only allows consts today in nightly).
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