Use the declarative version of ctor instead of ctor-lite#20
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I have a feeling that we don't even need ctor in the first place here, so we can drop both in the future.
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@notgull is stepping down as an open-source maintainer, and has transfered
ctor-litetorust-windowingsince it's used by this project.ctor-litewas created as an alternative toctorthat doesn't depend on proc-macros, but since then,ctoritself has gained this capability via thector::declarativemodule.Even though I disagree with the
ctormaintainer on various points, I also don't have the resources to maintain a fork, so I think we should usectorin this project and sunsetctor-lite.This effectively reverts #12.
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