Remove usage of quasi-quoting in tests #4838
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Only clippy and cargo use the old quasi quoting stuff, and we should be removing it.
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Remove usage of quasi-quoting in tests Only clippy and cargo use the old quasi quoting stuff, and we should be removing it. r? @alexcrichton
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Remove quote feature use Quote is being removed see rust-lang/rust#46849. Follow up of @Manishearth 's #4838 which removed usages of the feature so now we only have to remove `quote` from the `#![feature]` attrs.
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Only clippy and cargo use the old quasi quoting stuff, and we should be
removing it.
r? @alexcrichton