Ever been in a situation where you needed x.into() but rust couldn't infer the type?
Maybe you tried x.into::<T>() but it didn't work because the generic is in the wrong place?
You considered Into::into::<T>(x), but it was really ugly?
With this crate, you can import the [IntoThis] trait, which is implemented for all types,
and then use x.into_this::<T>(). So much cleaner!
Also works with try_into: x.try_into_this::<T>()