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 `error_set` allows you to define errors quickly and precisely. Correctly scoping errors is easy and no wrapping of
 various error enum types is necessary. Conversions/Propagation up the stack are as simple as `.into()` or `?` (or `coerce!` macro).
 `error_set` also makes display messages and tracking context easy.
-By using `error_set`, your project can maintain clear and precise error definitions, enhancing code readability and maintainability without the tedious process of manually defining and managing error relations.
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+By using `error_set`, your project can maintain clear and precise error definitions, enhancing code readability and maintainability without the tedious process of manually defining and managing error relations.
+
+### no_std
+
+This crate supports `#![no_std]`. All code generated from `error_set!` supports  `#![no_std]` except if using custom `#![display(...)]`
+messages.
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