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1	//! The emitted template, compiled.
2	//!
3	//! `templates/contacts.html` is generated from the description by
4	//! [`crate::staging::as_askama_template`] and is never hand-edited. Regenerate
5	//! it with:
6	//!
7	//! ```text
8	//! QUASI_EMIT_TEMPLATE=crates/quasi-bench/templates/contacts.html \
9	//! cargo run --release -p quasi-bench --features askama
10	//! ```
11	//!
12	//! This column is the point of the whole spike. The description is the source,
13	//! the template is an intermediate nobody writes, and Askama compiles that
14	//! intermediate to straight-line Rust. If this and the staged column are close,
15	//! then a semantic starting point costs nothing over a compiled template and
16	//! the residual can stay a data program; if this is much faster, the gap is
17	//! enum dispatch and the answer is to generate code rather than a table.
18
19	use askama::Template;
20
21	use crate::fixture::{Buyer, Rows, Shared};
22
23	/// The context the generated template reads.
24	///
25	/// Field names are the ones [`crate::staging::expr`] emits, so the template and
26	/// this struct move together or the build fails, which is the failure mode to
27	/// want.
28	#[derive(Template)]
29	#[template(path = "contacts.html")]
30	pub(crate) struct Contacts<'a> {
31	pub(crate) count: usize,
32	pub(crate) buyers: &'a [Buyer],
33	pub(crate) shared: &'a [Shared],
34	}
35
36	impl<'a> Contacts<'a> {
37	#[must_use]
38	pub(crate) fn new(rows: &'a Rows) -> Self {
39	Self {
40	count: rows.buyers.len(),
41	buyers: &rows.buyers,
42	shared: &rows.shared,
43	}
44	}
45	}
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