refactor: move generated code into sub-mod#10724
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generated/included code should always be inside its own `mod` to avoid accidentally adding new names to the current scope. This also allows clean way of adding new attributes to the whole file - something not possible to do to a single `include!` statement.
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generated/included code should always be inside its own
modto avoid accidentally adding new names to the current scope. This also allows clean way of adding new attributes to the whole file - something not possible to do to a singleinclude!statement.