Remove the solution from the stub file of deprecated two-fer #1267
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Co-authored-by: Peter Goodspeed-Niklaus <[email protected]>
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Fixes #1266
We currently have students (22 to be precise) who have an in progress TwoFer. Although it is deprecated it should still work as an exercise for those students. This aims to fix the fact that the solution is provided in the stub by providing a minimal compiling solution.
As I've never written Rust and don't have it installed, I'm entirely guessing at the syntax from a quick Google. If CI passes then I think this is fine. If not, I'll try and iterate until it does compile, but obviously if someone with Rust skills wants to just fix it, that's fine too 🙂