Basic functionality (and initial repro crate)
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Adds extremely basic functionality for invoking `cargo build --locked` as `cargo repro build`. Though this may seem fairly pointless in and of itself, the goal of a followup commit would be to collect environmental information during this step (OS/release, rustc/cargo version, CWD, environment variables, git commit, C/C++ compiler versions if applicable) and use that during the verification process to detect and highlight mismatches. This commit attempts to split the CLI app (i.e. `cargo-repro`) from a library-level crate containing the core functionality (ala `cargo-audit` and the `rustsec` crate), in case there is interest in driving these sorts of builds from external tooling.
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Adds extremely basic functionality for invoking
cargo build --lockedascargo repro build.Though this may seem fairly pointless in and of itself, the goal of a followup commit would be to collect environmental information during this step (OS/release, rustc/cargo version, CWD, environment variables, git commit, C/C++ compiler versions if applicable) and use that during
the verification process to detect and highlight mismatches.
This commit attempts to split the CLI app (i.e.
cargo-repro) from a library-level crate containing the core functionality (alacargo-auditand therustseccrate), in case there is interest in driving these sorts of builds from external tooling.