Destruction of tuples in a different line that can instead happen right in closure arguments

What it does

You don't need to write another line of code destructuring the tuple given out by closure arguments, you can do it right in the argument

Lint Name

unnecessary tuple destruction line

Category

style

Advantage

• improves readability a bit
• removes unnecesary line of code
• helps new users who don't know you can destructure tuples right in closure arguments
• simplifies things

Drawbacks

No response

Example

        agent.target = target.map(|target| {
            let (entity, attack_target) = target;

Could be written as:

agent.target = target.map(|(entity, attack_target)|

No file, test, or entry point is named. Start by locating existing Clippy lint implementations and tests for similar style transformations, then compare them with the issue's tuple-destruction example; done means the lint recognizes this pattern and provides the intended closure-argument form.