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This seems like it's pretty tailored in the implementation, but perhaps this could be somewhat more generalized? For example instead of modifying existing methods and having some which return a span and some which don't (in addition to passing around start spans and such) could one new function be added liek:
and that's called like
let (count, span) = self.span(|me| me.count());
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The thing is that the actual span for the thing being composed requires some passing of location between different methods.
count
in particular is only used in two places and both care about the span. These methods are meant to only be used from a single module, which is why I didn't bother with an externally pleasing api surface for them.