[EXTERNAL] fix(modify_letter/main.rs): correct import syntax for modify_letter module#2984
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Hello @reg-era! Thank you so much for the PR. This is a mistake we have indeed overlooked. The PR seems good - I will approve and merge it immediately. Thank you very much for the help! Let me know if you need anything else. |
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[EXTERNAL] fix: correct import syntax for modify_letter module
Why?
The original import statement used incorrect Rust syntax:
use modify_letter::*modify_letter*;This caused a compile-time error.
Correcting this ensures that all public items from the
modify_lettermodule are accessible as intended.Solution Overview
This pull request replaces the invalid import line with valid Rust wildcard import syntax:
No other parts of the code were modified.
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