Inlining (in the C/C++ sense of the term) is not always preferable. On top of that, in this specific case, `inline` has a Zig-specific meaning that pertains to

Inlining (in the C/C++ sense of the term) is not always preferable. On top of that, in this specific case, `inline` has a Zig-specific meaning that pertains to generics and metaprogramming in a way that has not much to do with the C/C++ use of the term.