Experiment with derive_more
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This PR simply replaces all manual implementation of
DerefandFromwith the derive_more::{From, Deref}` attribute macros.The purpose is not to say that this should be done, but it's more so a presentation on how it would look in practice. E.g. making it possibly easier to decide on whether a
44 insertions(+), 497 deletions(-)commit outweighs the con of introducing one more dependency. (All sub-dependencies are already used byserde.) I would be perfectly understanding if this PR gets rejected 馃槉(Commit placed on top of #268 because the concept could be applied there as well, not because it strictly depends on it.)