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Merge pull request #25 from robertknight/check-test-e2e-output
Actually check E2E test output, add more context to output errors
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Why Rust? | ||
Performance | ||
[ | ||
Rust is blazingly fast and memory- | ||
efficient: with no runtime or garbage | ||
collector, it can power performance- | ||
critical services, run on embedded | ||
devices, and easily integrate with other | ||
languages. | ||
Reliability | ||
Rust's rich type system and ownership | ||
model guarantee memory-safety and | ||
thread-safety enabling you to eliminate | ||
many classes of bugs at compile-time. | ||
Productivity | ||
Rust has great documentation, a friendly | ||
compiler with useful error messages, and | ||
top-notch tooling an integrated | ||
package manager and build tool, smart | ||
multi-editor support with auto- | ||
completion and type inspections, an | ||
auto-formatter, and more. |