feat(rust): make strip_level configurable via nixpkgs_rust_configure#635
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In certain configurations it is necessary to disable stripping.
This PR makes this a new optional attribute that is threaded
through to the generated rust_toolchain. In the default case,
the string "None" is rendered, which is the current implicit default.
Example:
```
nixpkgs_rust_configure(
name = "nix_rust",
default_edition = "2018",
repository = "@nixpkgs",
strip_level = {
"dbg": "none",
"fastbuild": "none",
"opt": "none",
},
)
```
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In certain configurations it is necessary to disable stripping. This PR makes this a new optional attribute that is threaded through to the generated rust_toolchain. In the default case, the string "None" is rendered, which is the current implicit default.
Example: