Feature request: convert tuple to a struct by creating a new struct type

I wish rust-analyzer had a code action to refactor this:

fn numberwang() -> (f32, bool) {
   let a = 1.;
   let b = true;
   (a, b)
}
let (x,y) = numberwang();

into this:

struct Untupled {
  x: f32,
  b: bool,
}

fn numberwang() -> Untupled {
   let x = 1.;
   let y = true;
   Untupled {a, b}
}
let Untupled {a:x, b:y} = numberwang();

I tend to be lazy and overuse tuples. They're convenient when I have 2-3 values to work with, but eventually I end up with a tuple of 7 values and lose track of which field is which. It'd be great to have a code action that I can point to a tuple instance, and it will replace it with a struct type, and follow all usages of this tuple (places where it has become a compile error, not all places that use the same types together) and replace them with the struct type too.

Start with the requested Rust examples and define the supported tuple patterns, naming rules, and scope of usage replacement. Check how a code action could identify the tuple instance and distinguish its usages from unrelated tuples; done means the transformation is applied consistently and the resulting code compiles.