Move map_project to closures #2185
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Fixes #1061
This moves the Yoke
map_projectfunctions all over to using closures, and also ensures that the closurefull functions have full functionality.This does not remove the
_with_capturefunctions from Yoke, however it renames them to_with_explicit_capture. As a util crate Yoke can always remove them in the future, but holding on to them gives us a wider range of Rust version support in Yoke.ICU4X DataPayload does not do this: it only has the closure APIs. If something breaks in the compiler in the future it should not be hard for us to re-add
_with_explicit_captureAPIs as needed, but it's cleaner to not start with them. I'm also adding tests upstream (rust-lang/rust#99257).