This project demonstrates the use of Rust's Option<T> for handling values that may or may not
exist, showcasing a pattern where a value is taken out of an Option, processed, and potentially
put back for a retry.
The code provides an example of a retry mechanism using a custom struct NoClone that does not
implement the Copy or Clone traits. This struct is wrapped in an Option, and the take()
method is used to consume the value for processing. If the processing fails, the value is modified
and returned for a retry.
The main logic is contained in main.rs. Run the Rust program to see the retry mechanism in action.
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.