Deprecate DList::ListInsertion
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This PR deprecates the `DList::ListInsertion` trait, in accordance with rust-lang/rfcs#509. The functions which were previously part of the ListInsertion impl for `DList::IterMut` have been moved to be inherent methods on the iterator itself, and appropriate doctests have been added.
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This PR deprecates the
DList::ListInsertiontrait, in accordance with rust-lang/rfcs#509. The functions which were previously part of the ListInsertion impl forDList::IterMuthave been moved to be inherent methods on the iterator itself, and appropriate doctests have been added.