Update to a more recent rules rust and update to use defs.bzl #1955
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Rules rust has made some changes upstream that remove the rust.bzl file. It had previously been left in there for compatibility purposes. This has been ongoing since February 16th. See this issue for additional context: bazelbuild/rules_rust#591.
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Rules rust has made some changes upstream that remove the rust.bzl file.
It had previously been left in there for compatibility purposes. This
has been ongoing since February 16th. See this issue for additional
context: bazelbuild/rules_rust#591. Replaces
PRs #1950 and #1951.
Fixes #1949
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