One way I've seen something like this come up previously was as something like #[non_exhaustive(but_all_the_fields_are_public)]
or #[non_exhaustive(but_new_things_will_have_defaults)]
or similar -- placeholder names, obviously -- to change it from "well you can change that type in any way" to "the changes are restricted in some ways to enable other functionality.
For example, but_all_the_fields_are_public
would enable using FRU and but_new_things_will_have_defaults
would allow constructing it with Foo { .. }
.