[EXTERNAL] Fix invalid use statement in example code modify_letter#2992
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That was exactly our intention - A minor mistake I've overlooked. Thank you so much for your contribution @BenaliOssama! Merging.
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CON-#### | [EXTERNAL] Fix invalid use statement in example code
Why?
The Rust example code provided in the Usage section includes the following line:
This is invalid Rust syntax and causes a compile-time error.
Solution Overview
This pull request corrects the invalid
usestatement. The line:was replaced with:
This version is valid and compiles correctly, allowing students to test the functions as intended.
Implementation Details
Only the import line was changed. No other logic or structure was modified.
Other approaches (like importing specific functions) were considered, but using
use modify_letter::*;keeps the example simpler and matches the original intent of showing all functions in use.