Add trait to abstract over selectable collections of elements #155
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Our codebase contains a simpler version of this trait which we use to write helper functions which can be applied both at the top level to
Htmlbut also if selection is a multi-step process, i.e. toElementRefitself, as the scope to which a CSS selector is applied.Note that this uses generic associated type and hence requires Rust 1.65, c.f. https://blog.rust-lang.org/2022/10/28/gats-stabilization.html.