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Rust 1.80.0 lints (#6183)

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* Fix lints
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//! implementations, due to undefined elements in the current specification.
//!
//! - **Topics** - In gossipsub, topics configurable by the `hash_topics` configuration parameter.
//! Topics are of type [`TopicHash`]. The current go implementation uses raw utf-8 strings, and this
//! is default configuration in rust-libp2p. Topics can be hashed (SHA256 hashed then base64
//! encoded) by setting the `hash_topics` configuration parameter to true.
//! Topics are of type [`TopicHash`]. The current go implementation uses raw utf-8 strings, and this
//! is default configuration in rust-libp2p. Topics can be hashed (SHA256 hashed then base64
//! encoded) by setting the `hash_topics` configuration parameter to true.
//!
//! - **Sequence Numbers** - A message on the gossipsub network is identified by the source
//! [`PeerId`](libp2p_identity::PeerId) and a nonce (sequence number) of the message. The sequence numbers in
//! this implementation are sent as raw bytes across the wire. They are 64-bit big-endian unsigned
//! integers. When messages are signed, they are monotonically increasing integers starting from a
//! random value and wrapping around u64::MAX. When messages are unsigned, they are chosen at random.
//! NOTE: These numbers are sequential in the current go implementation.
//! [`PeerId`](libp2p_identity::PeerId) and a nonce (sequence number) of the message. The sequence numbers in
//! this implementation are sent as raw bytes across the wire. They are 64-bit big-endian unsigned
//! integers. When messages are signed, they are monotonically increasing integers starting from a
//! random value and wrapping around u64::MAX. When messages are unsigned, they are chosen at random.
//! NOTE: These numbers are sequential in the current go implementation.
//!
//! # Peer Discovery
//!