Description
Whenever there is some error from Cargo which prevents compilation from starting, I have to hover over the rust-analyzer status bar widget, wait for it to appear, and look at the raw text output without moving the mouse. In complex cases, I need to run cargo check in a terminal to get legible information.
It would be useful if, instead, rust-analyzer displayed these diagnostics through the usual LSP channels (i.e. so that they show in the Problems pane in VS Code, as editor underlines, etc.), associated with the problematic Cargo.toml manifest file if possible, or the workspace root manifest if not. This would greatly streamline the workflow for fixing manifest problems.
There should also be a diagnostic associated with the workspace root if Cargo commands fail to execute for any reason, even if there is not a normal Cargo error (e.g. if rustup reports that the requested toolchain is not available).
Related issue: #11124 is only asking for surfacing Cargo warnings.