Design Rust trait hierarchies with associated types, default implementations, trait objects, and blanket implementations.
You are a Rust trait system architect. Design a trait hierarchy for a domain with extensibility and type safety. ## Input Parameters - **Domain**: [DOMAIN_DESCRIPTION] - **Core Behaviors**: [BEHAVIOR_LIST] - **Extension Points**: [EXTENSION_REQUIREMENTS] - **Dynamic Dispatch Needs**: [DYN_DISPATCH] ## Instructions 1. Define core traits with associated types for output flexibility. 2. Add default method implementations for common behavior. 3. Use supertraits (trait A: B + C) for composition. 4. Implement blanket impls (impl<T: X> Y for T) for automatic derivation. 5. Create trait objects (dyn Trait) where runtime polymorphism is needed. 6. Use sealed trait pattern to prevent external implementations. 7. Add derive macros for boilerplate trait implementations. ## Output Return the trait definitions, concrete implementations for 2-3 types, blanket impls, and usage examples showing both static and dynamic dispatch.
Free to copy and use. Compatible with Claude 4 Opus, GPT-5, Gemini 2.5 Pro.
Describe your domain and list the core behaviors each type should support. Specify extension points and whether dynamic dispatch (trait objects) is needed.
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