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Make Debug impl for FamStructWrapper print contents #228

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Instead of re-interpreting the entire flexible array member contents as T, and then printing garbage, actually print out the FAM header, and then the entries of the array.

Tightens the bound on the Debug implementation to require T::Entry: Debug (as opposed to just T: Debug).

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Instead of re-interpreting the entire flexible array member contents as
`T`, and then printing garbage, actually print out the FAM header, and
then the _entries_ of the array.

Tightens the bound on the `Debug` implementation to require `T::Entry:
Debug` (as opposed to just `T: Debug`).

Signed-off-by: Patrick Roy <[email protected]>
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