Updated to use cargo instead of rustc #5
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… and proper crate dir structure, with a cargo.toml file.
…to the snippet (basically)
… section, restored README.md, deleted unused upload/download code (rust playground on the web just uses gists on github)
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Should resolve #4 which I had encountered as well. Also fixes #1 since using cargo allows external dependencies to be added into Cargo.toml and accessed in the playground.
Added a few more features to make switching between main.rs and cargo.toml easier, and made sure that rust-playground-rm will delete all files and kill all open buffers in the playground.
Hope it's not too much trouble that I've rewritten a lof of things here, but it looks like this hasn't been touched in a while.