great comment! And you're right, one of the biggest Strengths of Rust is Move done right. With const, borrow, move, ref rules... the default way usually does not make unnecessary copies.
And when you want to make a copy, to escape lifetime annoyances for example, you do a .clone() that very explicit marks a point of a Copy.
The swizzling is pretty cool, rather special purpose but it makes sense that Ginger Bill wanted this and it's Ginger Bill's language.
Odin's "standard library" stuff is very silly, it still feels like we were just copy-pasted the lead developer's "useful stuff" directory. Bill doesn't feel there's a value to actual standard libraries, so instead here's... whatever. He insists that's not what's going on here, but that doesn't change how it feels.
