Add defmt::Format support #437
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This allows for more efficiency on the wire. The inefficient implementation is still desired since this allows to use derive(defmt::Format) on structs containing uom quantities.
This makes cargo fmt happy
This revision updates the specified version of defmt to 0.3.5 and eliminates the dance involving a rename to defmt_crate that previously existed but is no longer necessary under Cargo's new feature resolver.
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It appears that I was confused and 1.60.0 isn't actually sufficient for this (currently looks like maybe 1.64.0 or even 1.67.0?). This may not be feasible with |
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This is essentially #386 in a trenchcoat (thanks @therealfrauholle!), rebased against the latest upstream
masterand with a minor change to use an implicitdefmtfeature instead of an explicit one.Closes #385.