Fix clippy::question_mark on Rust 1.97#899
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`clippy::question_mark` started flagging this in Rust 1.97, and CI runs clippy from stable with `-D warnings`, so the check now fails on master.
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Rust 1.97, released on July 9, extends
clippy::question_marktoif let ... else { return None }blocks. CI runs clippy from stable with
-D warnings, so the check now fails on master:Reproduced with the CI command on rust:1.97,
cargo clippy --all-features -- -D warnings: it failson master and passes with this change, with no other lint behind it.
cargo fmt --all --checkisclean.
?on anOptioninside a function returningOptionis well below the 1.89 MSRV.