Having mutability in several views of a struct

[RustyYato]

Here's a link to @Soni's Pre-RFC for PIT.

[Pre-RFC] Partially Initialized Types

there’s been a lot of talk about &uninit references, MaybeUninit, placement-new… I’d like to propose an alternative to all of them: Partially Initialized Types. They’re, arguably, the cleanest approach to all of this. Consider types: struct Foo { a: i32, b: i32 } struct Bar { a: i32, b: Foo } Then, we can have: let x: Bar(b(a)) = Bar { b: Foo { a: 1 } }; However, passing these to functions is mostly pointless: fn foo(x: &mut Bar()) { // can't do anything with x here } foo(x); // but c…