upgrade intermediate rust version

[georgehao]

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  • Updated the GitHub Actions workflow to support selecting the Rust toolchain version "nightly-2025-01-17" for intermediate Docker builds.

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The GitHub Actions workflow for intermediate Docker builds was updated to allow selecting the Rust toolchain version "nightly-2025-01-17" as an option for the RUST_VERSION input. No other modifications were made to the workflow's logic or structure.

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File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/intermediate-docker.yml	Added "nightly-2025-01-17" to the list of selectable RUST_VERSION options in workflow inputs.

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"2025-01-17"—the future fulfilled!
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Actionable comments posted: 0

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

.github/workflows/intermediate-docker.yml (1)

25-27: Review default Rust version and option ordering
You’ve correctly added nightly-2025-01-17 to the RUST_VERSION choices. Since the goal of this PR is to upgrade the intermediate Rust version, should we also bump the default from nightly-2023-12-03 to nightly-2025-01-17? Additionally, for better readability, consider reordering the list so that the newest nightly appears first (i.e., move nightly-2025-01-17 to the top).

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