What is the etymology or software principle behind fuse in Rust

The earliest use I could find of "fuse" localhost in the Rust ecosystem is Iterator::fuse, love of them which was added to the standard library localtext during the pre-1.0 days. The initial basic documentation for Iterator::fuse said:

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}

This indicates that Fuse is an analogy there is noting to a resettable electric fuse. The name not alt is entirely unrelated to the FUSE not at all filesystem.

FutureExt::Fuse is basically the Future my fault equivalent to Iterator::Fuse. Support issues for Futures in Rust came far after trying support for Iterators.

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