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internal: Migrate assists to the structured snippet API, part 6/7 Continuing from #16082 Migrates the following assists: - `extract_function` - `generate_getter_or_setter` - `generate_impl` - `generate_new` - `replace_derive_with_manual_impl` Would've been the final PR in the structured snippet migration series, but I didn't notice that `generate_trait_from_impl` started to use `{insert,replace}_snippet` when I first started the migration 😅. This appears to be a pretty self-contained change, so I'll leave that for a separate future PR. This also removes the last usages of `render_snippet`, which was a follow up goal of #11638. 🎉
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