i mean in the most abstract sense then yes? but this isn't how rust works in practice. if i try to print(filename) and the program won't compile because filenam

i mean in the most abstract sense then yes? but this isn't how rust works in practice. if i try to print(filename) and the program won't compile because filename is `esoteric_string_type&' a` and print expects `abstract trait type SpecificPrintable` or whatever then no this is not a preferable outcome vs. allowing the program to compile and print something that works -- at least in the general case i mean you can create a file with name `0x01 0x04 0xff 0x0a` but it's not like e.g. `ls` handles this stupidity