# Shared Rust clippy policy. Centralised in
# `yukimemi/pj-rust`; every Rust project picks this up via
# `kata apply` (overwrite always). Local edits don't survive
# `kata apply` — push the change here.
# MSRV is deliberately NOT set here.
#
# Clippy reads `package.rust-version` (or `workspace.package.
# rust-version`) from Cargo.toml on its own, so pinning it a second
# time in this file just creates a value that can disagree with the
# manifest — and clippy warns when it does:
#
# warning: the MSRV in `clippy.toml` and `Cargo.toml` differ
#
# That is not hypothetical: a project that raises its floor for a
# dependency (yukimemi/yaiba went to 1.91 for iroh 1.0) starts warning
# on every `cargo clippy` run, and can't fix it locally because this
# file is overwritten on the next `kata apply`. Pinning a single
# shared MSRV across every consumer is also wrong in principle —
# projects have different dependency floors.
#
# Leaving it unset makes Cargo.toml the one place an MSRV is
# declared, which is where `cargo` already enforces it.