#![no_std], embedded support

[PTaylor-us]

Fixes #243
Requires jhpratt/standback#6

This should allow time to be used with no_std targets assuming the author of standback accepts my PR.

The second commit isn't required, but (in my opinion) is a cleaner way of checking the std feature. It might be completely wrong.

[PTaylor-us]

Waiting for resolution of jhpratt/standback#6 and version bump.

[jhpratt]

Standback is my crate, FYI. Consider that done after a quick review later.

The second commit is correct in functionality, but I felt it was cleaner to emit two separate flags. I'm open to being convinced, though!

As with standback, I'll handle the CI side of things to avoid unnecessary duplication.

[PTaylor-us]

Standback is my crate, FYI.

Boy do I feel silly 😳.

The second commit is correct in functionality, but I felt it was cleaner to emit two separate flags. I'm open to being convinced, though!

As I've mentioned, I'm pretty new. I think I've seen it as in my commit more, but don't have strong feelings about it. I think for me, it doesn't hide the no_std flag. When I see cfg(std), I know where that std configuration is coming from just by looking at the Cargo.toml. Just my two cents. Thank you for confirming that it's functionally correct.

[jhpratt]

Boy do I feel silly 😳.

No worries! Unless you were looking at who has control on crates.io or who has committed to the repos, there's no reason for you to know. And realistically, it doesn't much matter.

As I've mentioned, I'm pretty new. I think I've seen it as in my commit more, but don't have strong feelings about it. I think for me, it doesn't hide the no_std flag. When I see cfg(std), I know where that std configuration is coming from just by looking at the Cargo.toml. Just my two cents. Thank you for confirming that it's functionally correct.

For what it's worth if it's clearer to new people, that's typically what's preferred! cfg aliases certainly isn't something a beginner needs to be familiar with, either.

[jhpratt]

Looks like everything is working as expected. All I really did was get CI to a place I like.

Thank you!