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999: Implement automatic `NativeClass` registration via inventory. Implement mix-ins. r=chitoyuu a=chitoyuu ## Implement automatic NativeClass registration via inventory This adds the optional `inventory` feature, which allows `NativeClass` types to be automatically registered on supported platforms (everything that OSS Godot currently supports except WASM). Run-time diagnostic functions are added to help debug missing registration problems that are highly likely to arise when porting `inventory`-enabled projects to WASM. An internal `cfg_ex` attribute macro is added to help manage cfg conditions. Close #350. Note that the standalone registration attribute syntax proposed by the original issue isn't implemented, for the limited usefulness -- there are much fewer cases where manual `NativeClass` impls are necessary thanks to all the improvements since the original issue. ## Implement mix-in `#[methods]` blocks Adds the `#[methods(mixin = "Name")]` syntax for declaring mix-in blocks. Mix-in blocks have a many-to-many relationship with `NativeClass` types. Both `impl Type` and `impl Trait for Type` blocks are accepted. The argument name is changed from `as` in the original proposal to `mixin`, because we might still want to keep universal `#[methods]` blocks in the future for ease of use with WASM. `#[methods(mixin)]` makes a lot more sense for a future auto-registered mixin block than `#[methods(as /* as what? */)]`. All mix-in blocks have to be manually registered for gdnative v0.11.x. Some difficulty was encountered when trying to make auto-mixins compatible with existing code. It might still be possible with some tricks like autoref-specialization, but that might be too much effort given that we likely want to re-design much of the hierarchy for 0.12. Close #984. ## Allow `#[register_with]` for `#[monomorphize]` Enables `#[monomorphize]` to take the same standalone `#[register_with]` attribute as `#[derive(NativeClass)]`. This is chosen for short term consistency, but will probably change in a later version w/ #848, which might not still get implemented for a fair bit of time. Co-authored-by: Chitose Yuuzaki <[email protected]>
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