extend parse callbacks to expose discovered composite types and aliases #2658
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this is my attempt at #2657
example use case:
this allowed me to build a library that discovers the bindings (for composite type) generated by bindgen (https://github.com/mxyns/bindgen-bridge)
i tried to expose as little hidden internal structs as possible (like passing
ItemIdas ausize) but I did not feel like duplicating the definition ofCompTypewas a good idea so I just made it public