doc/../rust.section.md: add section overview#187922
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This commit adds a brief five-bullet outline for the manual's Rust section, which has grown extremely large. It's easy for a reader to be overwhelmed by it, especially because the manual's HTML formatting doesn't include any kind of TOC outline below second-level headers. The goal here is to get across to the user that: - You can install rustc and cargo from nixpkgs - Nixpkgs supports two approaches to packaging crates - There are community-supported overlays outside of Nixpkgs
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This commit adds a brief five-bullet outline for the manual's Rust section, which has grown extremely large. It's easy for a reader to be overwhelmed by it, especially because the manual's HTML formatting doesn't include any kind of TOC outline below second-level headers.
The goal here is to get across to the user that:
See also: #187919, #187921
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