Allow specifying a custom WIT type name when deriving WitType
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Obtain the WIT type name using either a custom attribute or by converting the Rust type name to kebab-case.
Allow specifying the WIT type name when deriving `WitType`.
Ensure that the `#[witty(name = "...")]` attribute can be used to specify a custom WIT type name.
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Motivation
The
WitTypetrait allows generating WIT snippets. The WIT type name used is by default the kebab-case version of the Rust type name. However, it is sometimes necessary or desirable to use a custom name in the WIT snippet.Proposal
Add a
#[witty(name = "custom-wit-type-name")]attribute to allow overriding the default WIT type name.Test Plan
A unit test was added to test the usage of the new attribute.
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