ci: Add CI for Rust #28
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow for continuous integration (CI) of Rust projects. The workflow is designed to run on different Rust toolchains and includes steps for checking code formatting, compiling the code, and running tests.
Key changes include:
.github/workflows/ci-rust.yaml: Added a new CI workflow configuration for Rust projects that triggers on pushes tomainanddevbranches and on pull requests. This workflow sets up the Rust environment, runs a linter, compiles the code, and executes tests.