It's that time of year again, Santa π
is in trouble and the elves needs our help to save Christmas. For such an
important task we need the utmost in reliability and performance so I will be using Rust to do my
part. So get ready to .unwrap() those π to save Christmas and don't panic!().
This is setup as a Cargo workspace with one crate for each day's problem, plus any additional
common requirements that arise (such as 2019's intcode computer). Each crate will be a binary and
can all be executed simply via cargo run or a specific day via cargo run -p day*.
There are some tests that I will be writing based on examples given in the descriptions, these can
also be run as above using cargo test instead of cargo run.