Setup CI pipeline for Rust and LaTeX#267
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- Create `.github/workflows/rust-ci.yml` for Rust CI: - Uses `stable` toolchain (supporting Edition 2024). - Installs system dependencies (`libgmp-dev`, `libmpfr-dev`, `libmpc-dev`) for the `rug` crate. - Implements a "Fail Fast" strategy with separate quality check (fmt, clippy) and build/test jobs. - Enables caching for faster builds. - Checks documentation compilation. - Create `.github/workflows/papers.yml` for LaTeX compilation: - Installs TeX Live packages including `texlive-science` for physics papers. - Compiles all `.tex` files in `papers/` twice to resolve references. - Ignore local `setup.sh` in favor of declarative CI configuration.
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Applied `cargo fmt` to the entire workspace to resolve style violations reported by `cargo fmt --check`. This includes sorting imports, wrapping long lines, and fixing indentation. No logical changes were made.
This submission sets up a complete CI pipeline for the repository. It includes two workflows:
rust-ci.ymlfor the Rust codebase (handlingrugdependencies and splitting quality checks from testing) andpapers.ymlfor compiling LaTeX papers (including necessary science packages). This ensures correctness, speed, and completeness as requested.PR created automatically by Jules for task 765433720175137823 started by @fderuiter