Use longer column width

Reduce the number of lines of code by using a longer column width, 100
as is more-or-less standard in this repo.

This patch only changes column width (line length), no other changes.

bitcoin/src/consensus/encode.rs

@@ -297,43 +297,37 @@ pub trait Encodable {
 pub trait Decodable: Sized {
     /// Decode `Self` from a size-limited reader.
     ///
-    /// Like `consensus_decode` but relies on the reader being
-    /// limited in the amount of data it returns, e.g. by
-    /// being wrapped in [`std::io::Take`].
+    /// Like `consensus_decode` but relies on the reader being limited in the amount of data it
+    /// returns, e.g. by being wrapped in [`std::io::Take`].
     ///
-    /// Failling to obide to this requirement might lead to
-    /// memory exhaustion caused by malicious inputs.
+    /// Failling to obide to this requirement might lead to memory exhaustion caused by malicious
+    /// inputs.
     ///
-    /// Users should default to `consensus_decode`, but
-    /// when data to be decoded is already in a byte vector
-    /// of a limited size, calling this function directly
-    /// might be marginally faster (due to avoiding
-    /// extra checks).
+    /// Users should default to `consensus_decode`, but when data to be decoded is already in a byte
+    /// vector of a limited size, calling this function directly might be marginally faster (due to
+    /// avoiding extra checks).
     ///
     /// ### Rules for trait implementations
     ///
-    /// * Simple types that that have a fixed size (own and member fields),
-    ///   don't have to overwrite this method, or be concern with it.
-    /// * Types that deserialize using externally provided length
-    ///   should implement it:
-    ///   * Make `consensus_decode` forward to `consensus_decode_bytes_from_finite_reader`
-    ///     with the reader wrapped by `Take`. Failure to do so, without other
-    ///     forms of memory exhaustion protection might lead to resource exhaustion
-    ///     vulnerability.
-    ///   * Put a max cap on things like `Vec::with_capacity` to avoid oversized
-    ///     allocations, and rely on the reader running out of data, and collections
-    ///     reallocating on a legitimately oversized input data, instead of trying
-    ///     to enforce arbitrary length limits.
-    /// * Types that contain other types that implement custom `consensus_decode_from_finite_reader`,
-    ///   should also implement it applying same rules, and in addition make sure to call
-    ///   `consensus_decode_from_finite_reader` on all members, to avoid creating redundant
-    ///   `Take` wrappers. Failure to do so might result only in a tiny performance hit.
+    /// * Simple types that that have a fixed size (own and member fields), don't have to overwrite
+    ///   this method, or be concern with it.
+    /// * Types that deserialize using externally provided length should implement it:
+    ///   * Make `consensus_decode` forward to `consensus_decode_bytes_from_finite_reader` with the
+    ///     reader wrapped by `Take`. Failure to do so, without other forms of memory exhaustion
+    ///     protection might lead to resource exhaustion vulnerability.
+    ///   * Put a max cap on things like `Vec::with_capacity` to avoid oversized allocations, and
+    ///     rely on the reader running out of data, and collections reallocating on a legitimately
+    ///     oversized input data, instead of trying to enforce arbitrary length limits.
+    /// * Types that contain other types that implement custom
+    ///   `consensus_decode_from_finite_reader`, should also implement it applying same rules, and
+    ///   in addition make sure to call `consensus_decode_from_finite_reader` on all members, to
+    ///   avoid creating redundant `Take` wrappers. Failure to do so might result only in a tiny
+    ///   performance hit.
     #[inline]
     fn consensus_decode_from_finite_reader<R: io::Read + ?Sized>(reader: &mut R) -> Result<Self, Error> {
-        // This method is always strictly less general than, `consensus_decode`,
-        // so it's safe and make sense to default to just calling it.
-        // This way most types, that don't care about protecting against
-        // resource exhaustion due to malicious input, can just ignore it.
+        // This method is always strictly less general than, `consensus_decode`, so it's safe and
+        // make sense to default to just calling it. This way most types, that don't care about
+        // protecting against resource exhaustion due to malicious input, can just ignore it.
         Self::consensus_decode(reader)
     }