Add PeripheralID trait and use it in api#457
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Currently, the `api` submodule uses one type from the `platform` submodule: `PeripheralID`. If an external crate wanted to implement the API for a custom backend, they would be stuck with the platform's opaque `PeripheralID` and be unable to use their own. With this patch, the peripheral ID type is now an associated type of the `Peripheral`. `CentralEvent` also now has a generic argument for the peripheral ID type. This adds a `PeripheralID` trait, which is mostly just to combine the supertraits like Clone, Send, Sync, etc into a more usable trait.
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Check failures are from clippy issues with the existing Android code. |
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Currently, the
apisubmodule uses one type from theplatformsubmodule:PeripheralID. If an external crate wanted to implement the API for a custom backend, they would be stuck with the platform's opaquePeripheralIDand be unable to use their own.With this patch, the peripheral ID type is now an associated type of the
Peripheral.CentralEventalso now has a generic argument for the peripheral ID type.This adds a
PeripheralIDtrait, which is mostly just to combine the supertraits like Clone, Send, Sync, etc into a more usable trait.