I'm perfectly aware of `git stash -u` ("by default") as well as `git add -N`, etc, but as I also very intentionally pointed out, that has its own downsides. Th

I'm perfectly aware of `git stash -u` ("by default") as well as `git add -N`, etc, but as I also very intentionally pointed out, that has its own downsides. That is, my own personal workflow poses essentially zero risk of deleting or committing those files, so "quit using the file system the way I've always used it" is no less of a stumbling block for me than "maintain `mod` declarations" is for you. We simply haven't found an approach that doesn't step on someone's toes, so the one that Rust was already using from the 2015 edition stuck.