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Test a custom input to verify an edge case (e.g. empty lists, negative numbers, duplicates).
This bug belongs to the scope and closure bugs pattern
Every callback reports the last value, a counter never increments, UnboundLocalError on a variable you can see.
What went wrong: Assigning let user_name = user.name moves the String out of user. Because String does not implement Copy, user is partially moved and cannot be accessed as a whole or passed to functions.
The fix: Access user.name directly by reference or borrow (&user.name) without moving it out of the struct.
Remember: Accessing non-Copy struct fields by value moves them. Borrow fields using &user.field to preserve struct validity.
The pattern behind it: scope and closure bugs.
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