#CircleCI cargo build-and-test job steps

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

Adds a CircleCI job configuration for building, formatting, and testing the Rust project using cargo with caching of dependencies and build artifacts.

Flow diagram for CircleCI cargo build-and-test job steps

flowchart TD
  S["Start build-and-test job"] --> A["Checkout repository"]
  A --> B["Restore cache with keys: v1-cargo-{{ checksum 'Cargo.lock' }}, v1-cargo-"]
  B --> C["Run: cargo fmt -- --check (first formatting check)"]
  C --> D["Run: cargo test (first test run)"]
  D --> E["Save cache with key: v1-cargo-{{ checksum 'Cargo.lock' }}"]
  E --> F["Cache path: ~/.cargo/bin"]
  F --> G["Cache path: ~/.cargo/registry/index"]
  G --> H["Cache path: ~/.cargo/registry/cache"]
  H --> I["Cache path: ~/.cargo/git/db"]
  I --> J["Cache path: target"]
  J --> K["Run: cargo fmt -- --check (second formatting check)"]
  K --> L["Run: cargo test (second test run)"]
  L --> T["End build-and-test job"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce a CircleCI workflow to build, format-check, and test the Rust project with cached cargo artifacts.	Create a new CircleCI config file targeting Rust image cimg/rust:1.88.0 Configure a build-and-test job that runs cargo fmt in check mode and cargo test Add cache restore/save steps keyed off Cargo.lock to speed up builds by caching cargo binaries, registries, git DB, and target directory Duplicate formatting and test steps at the end of the job, effectively running cargo fmt --check and cargo test twice	.circleci/cargo.yml

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