Repo: Update to Rust 1.87#1372
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Eek that binary size jump |
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I bisected the binary size change to rust-lang/rust#137500, which may get clawed back somewhat by llvm/llvm-project#134093 and rust-lang/rust#124533. I think we just have to take this. |
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Could also possibly be fixed by llvm/llvm-project#134908 |
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Also cleans up the last few lints needed to be clean on 1.87 that weren't backwards-compatible with 1.86. Mostly this is adding expects for clippy::large_enum_variant, which is now able to process more types. I stared at all the cases for a few minutes, and I don't think they're in places that are impactful enough to be worth changing.