[CI] Use matrix to test zerocopy-derive #81
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Add a dimension in the matrix for which crate we're testing. This allows us to simplify the rest of the configuration by removing separate steps for building/testing zerocopy-derive. It also allows us to run zerocopy-derive tests under Miri.
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Add a dimension in the matrix for which crate we're testing. This allows us to simplify the rest of the configuration by removing separate steps for building/testing zerocopy-derive. It also allows us to run zerocopy-derive tests under Miri.
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Add a dimension in the matrix for which crate we're testing. This allows us to simplify the rest of the configuration by removing separate steps for building/testing zerocopy-derive. It also allows us to run zerocopy-derive tests under Miri.