Rust: Toggle for SDK using main/next branches #5420
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Ran toggler to reset all to main.
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Rolling this into #5432 |
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This pull request adds a Rust tool to toggle Cargo.tomls to use main or next branches. This streamlines several testing features we have.
This also includes a run that resets everything back to
main.Closes #5361
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