shared-rc 0.1.0

Rc wrapper which can separate the data from the reference count
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Reference-counted fat pointers that contain both an owning std `Rc` (or `Arc`)
and a pointer to a field owned by that `Rc`. This is a "self-referential" type
in the vein of [ouroboros](https://lib.rs/ouroboros) or [yoke](https://lib.rs/yoke).

By specializing just for the reference-counted pointers, this crate provides a
much simpler API compared to that of ouroboros, yoke, or any other crate for
general self-referential types.