Derive debug extras

More customisable #[derive(Debug)]

Adds three options:

#[debug_single_tuple_inline]

```rust use derivedebugextras::DebugExtras;

[derive(DebugExtras)]

[debugsingletuple_inline]

struct A(pub u32); ```

Verbose debugging on A retains single line under verbose.

e.g. for println!("{:#?}", vec![A(123), A(145), A(125),]) rust // With #[debug_single_tuple_inline] [ A(123), A(145), A(125), ] // Without #[debug_single_tuple_inline] [ A( 123 ), A( 145 ), A( 125 ), ]

#[debug_single_tuple_inline] works on enums as well. Will fail for unnamed tuples with more than one field or named fields.

For setting this as the default for verbose formatting for structures with one field that use #[derive(DebugExtras)], you can use the auto-debug-single-tuple-inline feature to prevent having to write #[debug_single_tuple_inline] on every structure

#[debug_ignore]

```rust

[derive(DebugExtras)]

struct C { x: u32, #[debug_ignore] _y: bool, } ```

Ignores the _y field when debugging

#[debug_as_display]

```rust

[derive(DebugExtras)]

struct D { #[debugasdisplay] x: String, } ```

Prints the x field out as if it was formatted with Display

e.g. for println!("{:#?}", D("Hello World".to_string())) rust // With #[debug_as_display] D(Hello World) // Without #[debug_as_display] D("Hello World")