Reduce rust crate size by excluding fuzz test corpora #5195
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Cherry-picked from main branch with adaptations for release/2.5: - Exclude *.md and *.txt files from QuicTLS fuzz directory - Keep essential source files and build.info - Maintain version 2.5.1-beta for release branch - OpenSSL support not included (not available in this branch) This reduces package size while maintaining full build functionality.
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Description
Crates.io only accept crates of less than 10MB and MsQuic.crate grew above it.
This reduces the weigth by trimming OpenSSL and QuicTLS fuzzing cases.
More would be nice to trim (test, documentation), but it causes build failures.
Related to #5175.
Testing
cargo publish --dry-run --allow-dirty succeeds and create 9.9MB crate.
Documentation
N/A