Change rustc_middle/src/hooks/mod.rs to hooks.rs - #161927
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Back when hooks were first introduced, the `hooks/mod.rs` file structure would have matched `query/mod.rs`. But the list of queries has since been moved to `queries.rs`, making the hooks file seem awkward in comparison. Since the hooks module has no submodules, making it a top-level file seems simpler.
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Back when hooks were first introduced in #116052, the
hooks/mod.rsfile structure would have matchedquery/mod.rs. But the list of queries has since been moved toqueries.rs, making the hooks file seem awkward in comparison.Since the hooks module has no submodules, making it a top-level file seems simpler.
There should be no change to compiler behaviour.
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