Add a simple cargo-make to the project

[hansl]

It makes it easier to run test262 and JS benchmarks.

[codecov]

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✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 51.37%. Comparing base (6ddc2b4) to head (6d323dc).
⚠️ Report is 538 commits behind head on main.

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[nekevss]

I'm for adding cargo make. I can't remember if I've brought it up on matrix, but I've wanted to add it for a little while now. It would allow us to add some tools that would help with managing the project and streamline the general workflow.

[nekevss]

thought: I'm not entirely sure that we should have one test262 command that's set to release.

Overflows will only panic in debug, so running the test suite only ever with the --release flag could hide some easy to catch bugs.

[hansl]

Should we have both with debug being the default? Some issues might arise in release.

[nekevss]

Yeah, that's fine. Assuming that they are two separate tasks. I'm not entirely sure everyone needs to be running them back-to-back in one task though. That would be like 10+ minutes of tests.

My biggest concern is that if we add a task that only ever uses release and we get comfortable just using that task, then we might end up missing something that starts panicking in debug.

[hansl]

Added environment profiles, which makes it easier. This whole thing could be better but likely will improve over time :)

[nekevss]

thanks for adding that!

[HalidOdat]

Nice addition! 😄