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/// Ensure the given closure is executed once the surrounding scope closes
///
/// * Use the `defer!` macro for a more ergonomic experience
/// * Triggered despite panics
/// * Inspired by Golang's `defer`, Java's finally and Ruby's `ensure`.
///
/// ### Examples
/// ```
/// use rivia::prelude::*;
///
/// let vfs = Vfs::memfs();
/// let file = vfs.root().mash("file");
/// assert_vfs_mkfile!(vfs, &file);
///
/// // Create a scope that will trigger defer's destructor
/// {
/// let _defer = defer(|| vfs.remove(&file).unwrap());
/// }
/// assert_vfs_no_exists!(vfs, &file);
/// ```
/// Provides a means of ensuring a given closure is executed once the surrounding scope closes
///
/// This mechanism is inspired by Golang's `defer` but is similar to Java's finally and Ruby's
/// `ensure`. By creating a new [`Defer`] type that wraps a `FnMut` and implements `Drop` we
/// can execute the captured closure during when the `drop` is executed.
///
/// ### Examples
/// ```
/// use rivia::prelude::*;
///
/// let vfs = Vfs::memfs();
/// let file = vfs.root().mash("file");
/// assert_vfs_mkfile!(vfs, &file);
///
/// // Create a scope that will trigger defer's destructor
/// {
/// defer!(vfs.remove(&file).unwrap());
/// }
/// assert_vfs_no_exists!(vfs, &file);
/// ```
;
// Unit tests
// -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------