seqrepo 0.4.0

Port of (read-only) functionality of biocommons/seqrepo to Rust
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# seqrepo-rs

This is a port of [biocommons/seqrepo](https://github.com/biocommons/seqrepo) to the Rust programming language.

At the moment, only read access has been implemented.
For downloading etc., you will have to use the Python package.

## Running the CLI Example

The library ships with an example called `cli` that you can use to query a seqrepo.

```
# cargo run --example cli -- --help
```