- Same reason as for bin_file.

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- Crates.io does not accept patched crates. So create wrapper functions
  to provide that functionality till new versions of bin_file are
  published.

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- Since debcargo requires publishing crates to crates.io, and it
  probably should be done anyway, make changes required for it.
- Use patches for unpublished crates.
- Use workspace.package for common stuff
- Update versions to 0.0.3

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- Can now use the config file for bb-imager to create entries for the
  linux sd card based flashing
- Merge the original bb-imager config with the config present in this
  repo.
- Also cleanup config to allow easier support for remote configuration.

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- Not going to use cargo dist anymore, so remove it.
- Update deps

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- Building all executables using cargo-dist
- Still using cargo-appimage for appimage building. Will switch to
  cargo-dist once support is merged upstream
- Download appimagetool from github ci
- Build windows-gnu from the same job since I am cross compiling anyway.

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- Enabling LTO does reduce the size by 4 more mb but does double the
  compile time. Not sure if it is worth doing.

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- Just a hello world using iced

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- The lib will also be used from GUI

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- The CLI, GUI and lib will live in the same workspace

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- Not sure how the CLI should look like yet.

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- Since this is eventually going to be used by iced GUI, tracing seems a
  better choice than log

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- Seems to create a bootable sd card, you just need to copy the image to
  the sd card.

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