The purpose of stubbing is to guarantee the public interface is complete, and
since the public interface of attributes is entirely via accessors, it suffices
to merely stub the accessor, and leave it up to the class whether it should
implement that name via an explicit method or an attribute dec
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I could just make a role (Slangy) that stubs attributes...
wait, we don't have that feat
