Build the image with a Rust that does not segfault on this crate - #139
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docker buildfails on the release build:The builder was pinned to 1.95.0 because 1.96 segfaulted in thin-LTO codegen on this dependency set. That bug now reaches 1.95.0 too as the crate has grown — the pin protected against a future toolchain while freezing one that was going to stop working.
1.98.0 compiles it. The pin stays, so a toolchain release still cannot change what this image produces; the comment now records why this version rather than the history of the last one.
Not a stack limit, for the record: raising
RUST_MIN_STACKto 16 MiB then 64 MiB made the build fail sooner (106s, then 15s), not later.