#build-and-test job steps in CircleCI cargo rustup node fnm

[Dargon789]

Reviewer's Guide

Add new CircleCI pipeline to enforce code formatting and run Rust tests via cargo in a cached Docker environment.

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

flowchart TD
  Checkout["Checkout source code"] --> RestoreCache["Restore Cargo cache"]
  RestoreCache --> FormatCheck1["Check formatting (cargo fmt -- --check)"]
  FormatCheck1 --> TestRun1["Run tests (cargo test)"]
  TestRun1 --> SaveCache["Save Cargo cache"]
  SaveCache --> FormatCheck2["Check formatting (cargo fmt -- --check)"]
  FormatCheck2 --> TestRun2["Run tests (cargo test)"]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Introduce CircleCI configuration for Rust CI pipeline	Specify CircleCI version and define CI workflow Configure build-and-test job using cimg/rust:1.90.0 Docker image Restore and save cargo dependency and build caches keyed by Cargo.lock Run cargo fmt checks and cargo test steps	.circleci/cargo.yml

Possibly linked issues

• Create cargo.yml #24: The PR creates the cargo.yml file and implements the build-and-test job as detailed in the issue, including formatting, testing, and caching.

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