fix: remove rust-toolchain.toml to avoid forcing toolchain on all developers #819
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…elopers PR #814 added rust-toolchain.toml for Nix flake support, but this file affects all developers using rustup, not just Nix users. The pinned version (1.91) is outdated and conflicts with CI which tests against stable/beta/nightly. This change: - Removes rust-toolchain.toml - Updates flake.nix to specify stable Rust directly using rust-overlay - Keeps Nix-specific config in Nix files without affecting other devs
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PR #814 added
rust-toolchain.tomlfor Nix flake support, but this file affects all developers using rustup, not just Nix users. The pinned version (1.91) is outdated and conflicts with CI which tests against stable/beta/nightly.This change:
rust-toolchain.tomlflake.nixto specify stable Rust directly usingrust-overlay