Result<T, E> aliases usually provide one or both of `T` and `E`. This
would cause an error when using deserialize_with:
error: wrong number of type arguments: expected 1, found 2
which unhelpfully just pointed to `#[derive(Deserialize)]`
IgnoredAny was calling `deserializer.deserialize` directly which is
guaranteed to Error for certain formats like redis and bincode. This
adds a `deserialize_ignored_any` method to hint to such implementations.
Formats that do not provide type hints in the serialized format
(bincode, redis) rely on hinting in the deserializer. Struct key hinting
was not previously supported. This was not an issue in the past because
bincode serializes structs as a keyless sequence of values. However,
redis data is stored (key, value, key, value, ...), and the keys must be
deserialized to properly create a struct.
The default implementation of `visit_struct_key` is simply `visit` since
that was the previous method called in codegen.