🚀 go-pugleaf

In ARM it is clearly specified, that the only things you are allowed to
do with a temporary is
1) use the whole fu... thing. The moment you select a component, poof,
the rest may vanish. You could assign to a variable, i.e.
2) bind a reference to it. This is the most feasable thing. Then the
temporary is guaranteed to exist till the end of the block.

However, I would consider a warning by the compiler appropriate, where
the compiler can because of the function definition swee that such a
thing might happen.

And I would absolutely be against trying to introduce a longer life
for temporaries, because then even more difficult situations are
probable to foul up. Read ARM for your enlightenment.