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… `builds` folder. rerouted builds to `builds` folder so new contributors don't commit their builds when testing this app.
…eScript configurations across multiple templates
…eScript configurations across multiple templates
…and nice code formatting.
This commit updates Cargo.lock with the latest resolved dependency versions following changes to direct and transitive dependencies in the dependency tree. Updated Dependencies: - aho-corasick: updated to 1.1.4 * Used by regex and regex-automata for efficient string matching - anyhow: updated to 1.0.100 * Direct dependency for error handling - bitflags: updated to 2.10.0 * Used by multiple crates including napi, dispatch2, and libredox - thiserror: updated to 1.0.69 (used by dialoguer) * Also includes version 2.0.17 (used by redox_users) * Both versions coexist in the dependency tree - windows-sys: updated to 0.61.2 (primary version) * Also includes version 0.59.0 (used by console) * Multiple versions required for compatibility across the dependency tree New Dependencies (Transitive): - block2: 0.6.2 * Added as a transitive dependency via dispatch2 * Provides Objective-C block support for macOS/iOS interop - dispatch2: 0.3.0 * Added as a transitive dependency via ctrlc 3.5.1 * Provides cross-platform dispatch queue functionality * Replaces the older dispatch crate with improved API - objc2: 0.6.3 * Added as a transitive dependency via block2 and dispatch2 * Provides safe Objective-C runtime bindings for macOS/iOS These changes primarily stem from the update to ctrlc 3.5.1, which now uses dispatch2 for cross-platform signal handling, particularly improving macOS support. The addition of Objective-C-related crates (block2, objc2) enables better native macOS integration while maintaining cross-platform compatibility. All dependency checksums have been verified and the lock file is in a consistent state ready for builds across all supported platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux).
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Resolves:
2for cratetauri" - fresh install compile errors #935 (comment)This commit updates Cargo.lock with the latest resolved dependency versions
following changes to direct and transitive dependencies in the dependency tree.
Updated Dependencies:
New Dependencies (Transitive):
These changes primarily stem from the update to ctrlc 3.5.1, which now uses
dispatch2 for cross-platform signal handling, particularly improving macOS
support. The addition of Objective-C-related crates (block2, objc2) enables
better native macOS integration while maintaining cross-platform compatibility.
All dependency checksums have been verified and the lock file is in a consistent
state ready for builds across all supported platforms (Windows, macOS, Linux).