impl Trait in return position is super useful, but impl Trait in argument position seems like it saves a few keystrokes at the cost of totally confusing every newcomer to #RustLang.
I think there is a big difference between teaching people that impl Trait can only be used in certain places, versus teaching them that impl Trait has different meanings in different places.
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