>At the most basic level, in Rust you cannot overload operators

I gave you a working example of operator overloading in Rust a while ago.

Why do you still state that Rust doesn't allow that? Is there a problem with the example?

I know a lot of different languages and have a feature matrix for reviewing them, and I would know if operator overloading didn't work since it's a row in there. It definitely does work in Rust (it's similar to Python's operator overloading).