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Add rust-toolchain.toml so local dev and CI use the same compiler version. Update CI workflow to install from the toolchain file instead of floating on @stable.
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Summary
rust-toolchain.tomlpinning the workspace to Rust 1.94.0 with clippy and rustfmt componentsdtolnay/rust-toolchain@stableWhy
CI was using
@stablewhich floats to whatever the latest stable release is. Local dev used whatever the developer had installed. This could lead to inconsistent behavior between environments. Pinning ensures everyone builds with the same compiler.Test plan
cargo build --workspacesucceeds locally with the pinned toolchain