I don't see any IDE integration of required components after this change. For example, hovering over a Mesh3d:

Is it displayed somewhere else?

Why not add the generated docs both the struct and the Component impl?

Why not add the generated docs both the struct and the Component impl?

The crux of it is that adding it to the struct required a "hack" where we layered an additional attribute proc maco on top of the normal derive macro. This broke all Rust Analyzer integration (autocomplete, go-to-definition, doc hover on required types, etc). That is the only known method of adding docs directly to the struct. We had to pick one, and we chose Rust Analyzer integration. This is obviously a tradeoff, but we generally agree that this is the right call.

If you want to see requires, you can just press F12 on the type you are interested in and it will navigate you to the definition, which will have the require list. From there (thanks to Rust Analyzer working), you can hover the name of each require to see its docs.

Alternatively, if you are viewing the rust documentation directly (ex via docs.rs), you can scroll down to the Component trait impl and see the list there in the docs.