Remove disclaimer as GATs will soon be stabilized.

Author: 4lDO2

README.md

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-This crate provides a proof-of-concept proc macro attribute that allows async
-traits to be possible, without wrapping everything in a `Box` and erase the
-types. This is made possible due to experimental `generic_associated_types`
-feature, as well as the unstable `type_alias_impl_trait` feature.
-
-## Disclaimer
-The `generic_associated_types` feature is not unstable, but an "incomplete"
-experimental feature; rustc even gives you a warning when using it. __Don't use
-this in production code__. At the moment it's probably a better idea to use a
-type-erased async trait attribute proc macro, such as Dtolnay's `async-trait`
-crate, or a similar one. That said, it'd be awesome both for me and for the
-rust compiler if you could test this, find something that's missing in the
-compiler or here, and file an issue.
+This nightly-only crate provides a proof-of-concept proc macro attribute that
+allows async functions within traits, without the possible runtime overhead of
+wrapping everything in a `Box` and erasing the types. This is made possible
+thanks to the unstable `generic_associated_types` and `type_alias_impl_trait`
+nightly features.
 
 ## License