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Add minimal examples demonstrating Formatters #600

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This change adds some doc tests to show off what the formatter looks like. This change adds it for just the byte variants:

  • HumanBytes, which seems to forward to BinaryBytes?
  • DecimalBytes, 1 MB == 1 * 10**6 bytes
  • BinaryBytes, 1 MiB == 1 * (1 << 20) bytes

I wanted to know what these formatters look like, preferably from the docs. This is the simplest way that comes to mind, but I'm open to doing this differently if there's alternatives. I only did the Byte variants with this. I'm happy to work on the others but want to make sure this direction is accepted first.

Here's what my local rustdoc docs look like after this change:
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These also double as tests, and cargo test will fail if their behavior changes.

This change adds some doc tests to show off what the formatter looks like.
This change adds it for just the byte variants:
- `HumanBytes`, which seems to forward to `BinaryBytes`?
- `DecimalBytes`, 1 MB == 1 * 10**6 bytes
- `BinaryBytes`, 1 MiB == 1 * (1 << 20) bytes
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Thanks!

@djc djc merged commit 678e8aa into console-rs:main Nov 1, 2023
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