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fix: missing_debug_implementations #154

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Summary of the PR

Sets missing_debug_implementations to deny and adds missing std::fmt::Debug implementations.

When tracing/logging/debugging a program it is common to debug print inputs and outputs of function, to do this generally dependencies need to offer std::fmt::Debug implementations.

I won't repeat what is written under missing_debug_implementations which gives some more explanation.

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alxiord
alxiord previously approved these changes Jun 5, 2023
roypat
roypat previously approved these changes Jun 19, 2023
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Woollett-Light <jcawl@amazon.co.uk>
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@JonathanWoollett-Light do you still want to get this merged? If yes, can you fix the conflicts? Otherwise please close the PR.

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