rust-ipfs is no longer being maintained.

[TMoMoreau]

Describe your changes

rust-ipfs is no longer being maintained. Updated the list of implementations to include a note to reflect this. I did not remove the item in the table or the link to the archived repo.

There is likely to be more mentions of rust-ipfs elsewhere, I'll crawl the docs to find them and add them to this PR.

Exhaustive manual crawling of every page of the docs shows there are no other mentions of rust-ipfs (except for what is being addressed in PR #1446)

• Find other mentions of rust-ipfs
• Add a note to them that rust-ipfs is no longer maintained (possibly remove entirely)

Files changed

• docs/concepts/ipfs-implementatios.md

What issue(s) does this address?

• rust-ipfs is no longer maintained, update docs  #1447

Does this update depend on any other PRs?

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Checklist before merging

• Passing all required checks (The beta Check Markdown links for modified files check is not required)

[TMoMoreau]

@ElPaisano Do you think this bold note that rust-ipfs is no longer being maintained is enough?

[TMoMoreau]

Ah, I just remembered this issue exists: #1360

Getting that issue done should take priority over this one, and would also render this PR pointless.

[ElPaisano]

Ah, I just remembered this issue exists: #1360

Getting that issue done should take priority over this one, and would also render this PR pointless.

Ahhhh ok I see that. I do like the reorg proposal better than just deleting them

However, out https://docs.ipfs.tech/basics/ipfs-implementations/, it would still make sense to remove other mentions of rust-ipfs. So it seems like this PR might still be relevant, just scoped down

[TMoMoreau]

We can go ahead and get this merged, just need a quick approval. As mentioned in the original comment, there are no other mentions of rust-ipfs in the docs, (other than what was addressed in #1456, which has been merged.)

[TMoMoreau]

Oh, right, this PR is now redundant because of #1456, closing.