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Use cargo check -Zbuild-std instead of cargo miri setup
This should be more reliable (not building with `cfg(miri)` and more accurately knowing whether a target supports std). Known targets affected by this change: - cygwin: should now build since it only breaks in `cfg(miri)` - i686-pc-nto-qnx700: officially doesn't support std closes #4
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codegen/linking of core works, but does not check whether std builds.
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std is being built with <code>cargo miri setup</code>. If a target does
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not support std, the std column represents core/alloc. This checks that
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std builds (on targets that have it) but does not check whether
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std is being built with <code>cargo check -Zbuild-std</code>. If a target
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does not support std, the std column represents core/alloc. This checks
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that std checks (on targets that have it) but does not check whether
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codegen/linking works.
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For older builds, <code>cargo miri setup</code> was used instead.
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{% if let Some(core_broken) = core_broken %}
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