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When using `dtolnay/[email protected]` dependabot helpfully tries to update it to the latest tag, but we really want to stick to 1.70 in that case since it is our Minimum Supported Rust Version, to match what it is being currently shipped in Debian testing. Signed-off-by: Emanuele Aina <[email protected]>
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dtolnay/[email protected]dependabot helpfully tries to update it to the latest tag, but we really want to stick to 1.70 in that case since it is our Minimum Supported Rust Version, to match what it is being currently shipped in Debian testing.See #36 for @dependabot well-intentioned mistake.