Update serenity requirement from 0.10 to 0.12

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Updates the requirements on serenity to permit the latest version.

Release notes

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v0.12.0

This release turned out to be one of serenity's largest ever, with well over 300 PRs in total! It contains quite a few major breaking changes to the API. Therefore, the changelog for this release also serves as a migration guide for users upgrading from the 0.11 series.

Thanks to the following for their contributions:

• [@​arqunis]
• [@​alakhpc]
• [@​AngelOnFira]
• [@​Bloectasy]
• [@​campbellcole]
• [@​cheesycod]
• [@​crivasr]
• [@​darkyeg]
• [@​fenhl]
• [@​GnomedDev]
• [@​jamesbt365]
• [@​Joshument]
• [@​kangalio]
• [@​Kneemund]
• [@​LaytonGB]
• [@​marcantoinem]
• [@​Miezhiko]
• [@​Milo123459]
• [@​mkrasnitski]
• [@​nickelc]
• [@​oSumAtrIX]
• [@​Ruthenic]
• [@​Sergiovan]
• [@​skreborn]
• [@​StckOverflw]
• [@​tatsuya6502]
• [@​tazz4843]
• [@​vaporoxx]
• [@​Xaeroxe]

Builders

The closure-based API for constructing requests using the builder pattern has been ripped out and replaced. In place of closures, users must now pass in builder types directly. For example, in serenity 0.11, code like the following was very common:

let channel = guild
    .create_channel(&http, |c| c.name("my-test-channel").kind(ChannelType::Text))
    .await?;

Now, users instead write the following code:

let builder = CreateChannel::new("my-test-channel").kind(ChannelType::Text);
let channel = guild.create_channel(&http, builder).await?;
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Changelog

Sourced from serenity's changelog.

[0.12.0] - 2023-11-27

This release turned out to be one of serenity's largest ever, with well over 300 PRs in total! It contains quite a few major breaking changes to the API. Therefore, the changelog for this release also serves as a migration guide for users upgrading from the 0.11 series.

Thanks to the following for their contributions:

• [@​arqunis]
• [@​alakhpc]
• [@​AngelOnFira]
• [@​Bloectasy]
• [@​campbellcole]
• [@​cheesycod]
• [@​crivasr]
• [@​darkyeg]
• [@​fenhl]
• [@​GnomedDev]
• [@​jamesbt365]
• [@​Joshument]
• [@​kangalio]
• [@​Kneemund]
• [@​LaytonGB]
• [@​marcantoinem]
• [@​Miezhiko]
• [@​Milo123459]
• [@​mkrasnitski]
• [@​nickelc]
• [@​oSumAtrIX]
• [@​Ruthenic]
• [@​Sergiovan]
• [@​skreborn]
• [@​StckOverflw]
• [@​tatsuya6502]
• [@​tazz4843]
• [@​vaporoxx]
• [@​Xaeroxe]

Builders

The closure-based API for constructing requests using the builder pattern has been ripped out and replaced. In place of closures, users must now pass in builder types directly. For example, in serenity 0.11, code like the following was very common:

let channel = guild
    .create_channel(&http, |c| c.name("my-test-channel").kind(ChannelType::Text))
    .await?;

Now, users instead write the following code:

let builder = CreateChannel::new("my-test-channel").kind(ChannelType::Text);
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Commits

• e3cc527 Prepare v0.12 for publishing (#2629)
• 2259658 Remove Context from FullEvent (#2626)
• 49640ea Clean up documentation examples (#2628)
• 26d3fb0 Remove some miscellaneous vectors (#2625)
• bc2a5b5 Use dedicated types for GuildId::audit_logs (#2623)
• 7454868 Fix Channel's argument_convert impl when cache is disabled (#2627)
• 3bd2e4e Fix README.md minor error (#2620)
• 8ac1c46 Implement role addition/removal using dedicated endpoints (#2622)
• 600159e Update CI to test with the typesize feature enabled (#2619)
• 759c6b4 Bump versions
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