Ensure copied Cargo.lock is writable#98
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Thanks! I left two inline comments about the error handling, but otherwise this looks good to me.
> If the path pointed to by XARGO_RUST_SRC contains read-only Cargo > lockfiles, then xbuild fails because the copies it makes and attempts to > modify are also read-only.
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