in the spec i have something defined as:

Inner ::= [10] IMPLICIT SEQUENCE {
     one INTEGER,
     two INTEGER
}

Outer :== [11] IMPLICIT SEQUENCE {
      one Inner,
      two INTEGER
      ...
}


what are my options for tagging the "Inner" struct? do I need to
specify the tag (10) in each instance, for example:

type Inner struct {
      One int64
      Two int64
}

type Outer struct {
      One Inner `asn1:"tag:10"`
      Two int64
}

Or is there another way to specify that the "Inner" struct is always
encoded with this tag without having to carry it over to all other
struct that may contain "Inner"?

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