chore: revert back to stable Rust toolchain #4492
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PR #3960 reverted the Cranelift usage introduced in #4388 due to its codegen not being up to standard when compiling some pieces of code under some platforms. However, it didn't revert the switch to a nightly Rust toolchain, which is now unnecessary, and produces unnecessary drift between what's declared in the `rust-toolchain.toml` and the Docker image manifests, causing inefficiencies. These changes bring back the usage of stable Rust for the time being to correct those inefficiencies.
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PR #3960 reverted the Cranelift usage introduced in #4388 due to its codegen not being up to standard when compiling some pieces of code under some platforms. However, it didn't revert the switch to a nightly Rust toolchain, which is now unnecessary, and produces unnecessary drift between what's declared in the
rust-toolchain.tomland the Docker image manifests, causing inefficiencies.These changes bring back the usage of stable Rust for the time being to correct those inefficiencies.