نمایش حجم اطلاعات در زبان rust در حالت debug

46,
53,
49,
32,
51,
57,
49,
46,
51,
55,
32,
90,
34,
32,
47,
62,
13,
10,
60,
47,
103,
62,
13,
10,
60,
47,
115,
118,
103,
62,
13,
10,
],
mime: "image/svg+xml",
original_name: "Delphi.svg",
crc32: 2165997440,
}

خب این آدمو پیشمون می‌کنه ولی خب اگر چیزی شبیه این ببینی خیلی دلچسب میشه:

&entry = ResourceEntry {
hash_id: "a76d0441-ca00-2b7c-99a7-cecec238278b",
data: "[60, 63, 120, 109, 108, 32, 118, 101, 114, 115, 105, 111, 110, 61, 34, 49]... (11162 bytes total)",
mime: "image/svg+xml",
original_name: "Delphi.svg",
crc32: 2165997440,
}

#[derive(Clone,Debug)]
pub struct ResourceEntry {
    pub hash_id: String,
    pub data: Vec<u8>,
    pub mime: String,
    pub original_name: String,
    pub crc32: u32,
}

#[derive(Clone)]
pub struct ResourceEntry {
  pub hash_id: String,
  pub data: Vec<u8>,
  pub mime: String,
  pub original_name: String,
  pub crc32: u32,
}

use std::{fmt};

// debug display
impl fmt::Debug for ResourceEntry {
 fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result {
 let data_preview = if self.data.len() > 16 {
 format!("{:?}... ({} bytes total)", &self.data[..16], self.data.len())
 } else {
 format!("{:?}", self.data)
 };

f.debug_struct("ResourceEntry")
 .field("hash_id", &self.hash_id)
 .field("data", &data_preview)
 .field("mime", &self.mime)
 .field("original_name", &self.original_name)
 .field("crc32", &self.crc32)
 .finish()
 }
}

I have Rust code where debugging produces a very large or unreadable output because some fields contain large data such as `Vec`, files, JSON, strings, or other collections.

Here is my code:

```
[PASTE YOUR CODE HERE]
```

Please improve its `Debug` output so that:

* Large data is truncated instead of fully printed.
* A short preview is shown (for example, the first 16–32 bytes/items).
* The total size/length is still displayed.
* Other fields remain fully readable.
* The solution follows idiomatic Rust and keeps the original behavior unchanged.

Return the improved Rust code and briefly explain what you changed.