ci(rust): modernize and expand CI

[ramin]

Took the liberty of making some tweaks and improvements to the CI (hopefully welcome)

• updates actions/checkout to latest version
• removes actions-rs/toolchain which is unmaintained and throwing lots of GitHub actions warnings about old nodejs runtime
• relies on rustup being installed by default in the ubuntu-latest runner to install the rust toolchain (as is the way now)
• sets up matrix to run checks against each of stable | nightly | beta
• sets up stages for build, test, clippy, cargo-audit
• use cache to speed up slow cargo tooling by at least caching cargo dependencies

Caveat:

Both tests and cargo-audit are failing on main, so this doesn't fix that (i can do that next if you want) but this'll give you a cooler, more modern base CI to keep cranking on and against ✌️

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Walkthrough

The changes enhance the CI workflow for a Rust project by implementing a matrix strategy for testing against multiple Rust versions (stable, beta, nightly). This allows parallel execution of builds and tests, improving reliability. The configuration includes better caching, dependency management, and conditional steps for linting, enhancing overall code quality. Additionally, the build and test commands are separated for clarity, and the workflow is optimized for flexibility in toolchain management.

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Change Summary

.github/workflows/ci.yml

Updated CI workflow to use a matrix strategy for multi-version testing of Rust (stable, beta, nightly). Added caching and dependency management steps. Separated build and test commands for clarity. Updated actions/checkout from version 2 to 4. Improved flexibility in toolchain management by replacing actions-rs/toolchain with direct shell commands. Conditional steps for clippy introduced based on Rust version. Renamed cargo audit for consistency.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant CI_Cache
    participant Rust_Environment
    participant Build_Tests
    participant Linting_Tool

    Developer->>CI_Cache: Request build
    CI_Cache->>Rust_Environment: Set up toolchain
    Rust_Environment->>CI_Cache: Toolchain ready
    CI_Cache->>Build_Tests: Run builds & tests
    Build_Tests-->>CI_Cache: Test results
    CI_Cache->>Linting_Tool: Run clippy (if not stable)
    Linting_Tool-->>CI_Cache: Linting results
    CI_Cache->>Developer: Return all results

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6-9: Verify the necessity of running CI on all branches.

Running CI on all branches can be useful for comprehensive testing but may increase the CI workload. Ensure this is necessary for your workflow.

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15-25: Good use of matrix strategy and fail-fast option.

The matrix strategy improves the robustness of the testing process by ensuring compatibility with multiple Rust versions. The fail-fast: false option ensures that all jobs in the matrix will run regardless of individual failures.

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28-28: Approved: Update to actions/checkout@v4.

Updating to the latest version of actions/checkout likely introduces improvements or bug fixes from the action's maintainers.

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30-33: Approved: Restructured Rust setup using rustup.

Using rustup directly provides more flexibility in managing toolchain versions and profiles within the CI script.

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38-42: Approved: Added caching for Cargo dependencies.

Caching dependencies can significantly improve CI performance by reducing the time spent on fetching and building dependencies.

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43-45: Approved: Install dependencies step.

Installing dependencies early in the CI process ensures that subsequent steps have all necessary dependencies available.

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56-58: Approved: Conditional step for installing clippy.

This conditional step optimizes the CI process by only installing clippy when necessary.

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60-61: Approved: Run clippy step.

Running clippy with all targets and features, and treating warnings as errors, helps maintain high code quality.

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63-72: Approved: Build, test, and cargo-audit steps.

Separating build and test commands enhances clarity and maintainability. Adding cargo-audit steps improves security by checking for vulnerabilities.

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