Rust: Improvements #2332
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This makes several improvements to Rust. This includes support for multiline strings, better closures, attributes, macros, and comments, an update for the keyword list, and more.
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I recently got interested in Rust, so I took the time to show our Rust language definition some love.
Apart from Markdown comments, I resolved all of the old TODOs and fixed things like string literals, functions, and macros.
I also noticed that crates.io, Rust's package manager, uses Prism.