Add --workspace, --all, and other flags to standard cargo commands#42
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When a Rust project is using workspaces (i.e. local Cargo crates) and you want to run Clippy from the project root, you must include the --workspace flag, otherwise Clippy will only lint non-workspace files. See [0]. [0]: https://github.com/silvermine/tauri-plugin-download/pull/31/changes#r2898913275
Similar to the --workspaces flag for Clippy, --all is required.
By default, cargo clippy --fix halts with an error if there are uncommitted changes in the repo.
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This updates our new-Rust-repo setup docs to include flags for linting/fixing Rust code in workspaces, and two additional flags for ensuring that
cargo clippy --fixcan run against uncommitted code.