Refactor: Unify SerIter and SerIterOwned
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The `SerIter` and `SerIterOwned` structs were nearly identical, with the only difference being that `SerIter` handled iterators yielding borrowed references (`&'a T`) and `SerIterOwned` handled iterators yielding owned values (`T`). This commit unifies these two structs into a single, more flexible `SerIter` that is generic over iterators whose items implement `Borrow<T>`. This allows the new `SerIter` to handle both owned and borrowed values, eliminating redundant code and simplifying the public API. The documentation and examples have been updated to reflect these changes.
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The `SerIter` and `SerIterOwned` structs were nearly identical, with the only difference being that `SerIter` handled iterators yielding borrowed references (`&'a T`) and `SerIterOwned` handled iterators yielding owned values (`T`). This commit unifies these two structs into a single, more flexible `SerIter` that is generic over iterators whose items implement `Borrow<T>`. This allows the new `SerIter` to handle both owned and borrowed values, eliminating redundant code and simplifying the public API. The documentation and examples have been updated to reflect these changes.
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SerIterandSerIterOwnedstructs were nearly identical, with the only difference being thatSerIterhandled iterators yielding borrowed references (&'a T) andSerIterOwnedhandled iterators yielding owned values (T).This commit unifies these two structs into a single, more flexible
SerIterthat is generic over iterators whose items implementBorrow<T>. This allows the newSerIterto handle both owned and borrowed values, eliminating redundant code and simplifying the public API.The documentation and examples have been updated to reflect these changes.
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