If you saw this in a crate, would it raise some red flags for you? (It's my code, I'm not dissing on anybody):

```rs
#[derive(Debug)]
pub struct Clocks<
    AUXHFRCO,
    HFXO,
    HFRCO,
    LFXO,
    LFRCO,
    ULFRCO,
    HFSRCCLK,
    DBGCLK,
    HFPERCLK,
    HFPERCLKTIMER,
    HFPERCLKI2C,
    HFBUSCLKGPIO,
    HFBUSCLKDMA,
    HFBUSCLKLE,
    LFACLK,
    LFACLKLETIMER,
    LFBCLK,
    LFBCLKLEUART,
    LFECLK,
    LFECLKRTCC,
    WDOGCLK,
    CRYOCLK,
> {
    /// Auxilliary High Frequency Resistor-Capacitor Oscillator
    auxhfrco: PhantomData<AUXHFRCO>,

    /// High Frequency External Oscillator
    hfxo: PhantomData<HFXO>,

    /// High Frequency Resistor-Capacitor Oscillator
    hfrco: PhantomData<HFRCO>,

    /// Low Frequency External Oscillator
    lfxo: PhantomData<LFXO>,

    /// Low Frequency Resistor-Capacitor Oscillator
    lfrco: PhantomData<LFRCO>,

    /// Ultra Low Frequency Resistor-Capacitor Oscillator
    ulfrco: PhantomData<ULFRCO>,

    /// High Frequency Source Clock. Can be sourced by `hfxo`, `hfrco`, `lfxo`, or `lfrco`
    hfsrcclk: PhantomData<HFSRCCLK>,

    /// TODO:
    dbgclk: PhantomData<DBGCLK>,

    /// TODO:
    hfperclk: PhantomData<HFPERCLK>,

    /// TODO:
    hfperclktimer: PhantomData<HFPERCLKTIMER>,

    /// TODO:
    hfperclki2c: PhantomData<HFPERCLKI2C>,

    /// TODO:
    hfbusclkgpio: PhantomData<HFBUSCLKGPIO>,

    /// TODO:
    hfbusclkdma: PhantomData<HFBUSCLKDMA>,

    /// TODO:
    hfbusclkle: PhantomData<HFBUSCLKLE>,

    /// TODO:
    lfaclk: PhantomData<LFACLK>,

    /// TODO:
    lfaclkletimer: PhantomData<LFACLKLETIMER>,

    /// TODO:
    lfbclk: PhantomData<LFBCLK>,

    /// TODO:
    lfbclkleuart: PhantomData<LFBCLKLEUART>,

    /// TODO:
    lfeclk: PhantomData<LFECLK>,

    /// TODO:
    lfeclkrtcc: PhantomData<LFECLKRTCC>,

    /// TODO:
    wdogclk: PhantomData<WDOGCLK>,

    /// TODO:
    cryoclk: PhantomData<CRYOCLK>,
}
```