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Self-referential structures (such as a struct that simultaneously holds ownership of a field and a reference pointing to that field) inherently conflict with ownership rules in Rust, and developers usually need to resort to Pin, unsafe, or third-party crates (such as ouroboros) to implement them safely.
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