> The interesting takeaway is this: For all of the different roles that yaml_string_t takes on, it turns out there is an abstraction in the Rust standard librar

> The interesting takeaway is this: For all of the different roles that yaml_string_t takes on, it turns out there is an abstraction in the Rust standard library that matches each use case precisely. At all points in the libyaml source code where strings are used, the use case maps directly to one of the several many ways of dealing with strings in Rust. Phew Reminder! Our forefathers knew and loved ownership concepts, but lacked to tools to do anything but mentally map them. We stand on the shoulders of giants.