cattr_accessor doesn't need self-inheriting subclass #54
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With `:instance_accessor => false`, you don't need to wrap `cattr_accessor` in `class << self` to keep it from percolating down to the instances, and doing so means that it doesn't even get attached as methods to the class itself.
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With
:instance_accessor => false, you don't need to wrapcattr_accessorinclass << selfto keep it from percolating down tothe instances, and doing so means that it doesn't even get attached as
methods to the class itself.