Move unexported macro doctest into unit test #616
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Nightly has begun running doctests for unexported macros as of rust-lang/rust#96630, which caused a doctest for test_unpack_octets_4 which was previously ignored to be run. This broke the CI because macros that are not exported with `#[macro_export]` cannot be used from external crates (and thus cannot be doctested). This change ignores the doctest and copies the relevant code into a unit test.
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Nightly has begun running doctests for unexported macros as of
rust-lang/rust#96630, which caused a doctest for
test_unpack_octets_4 which was previously ignored to be run. This broke
the CI because macros that are not exported with
#[macro_export]cannot be used from external crates (and thus cannot be doctested). This
change ignores the doctest and copies the relevant code into a unit
test.