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Eric Myhre authored
As the comments in the diff say: it's a fairly sizable footgun for users to need to consider whether they expect the pointer form or the bare form when inspecting what an `ipld.Link` interface contains: so, let's just remove the choice. There's technically no reason for the Link.Load method to need to be attached to the pointer receiver other than removing this footgun. From the other side, though, there's no reason *not* to make it attached to the pointer receiver, because any time a value is assigned to an interface type, it necessarily heap-escapes and becomes a pointer anyway. So, making it unconditional and forcing the pointer to be clear in the user's hands seems best.
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