Configuring a Build Environment
All of this build information is for Linux right now, as I don't want to mess around with getting stuff working on Windows.
Just use WSL if you want.
BSD should work similarly, but if not, please let us know!
Of course, first you will need to install Rust. The best way to do this is through rustup.
Additionally, you will need to install clippy and rustfmt.
You probably will also want to cargo install sccache, and export the RUSTC_WRAPPER='sccache' environment variable however your shell does it.
Then, you'll want to git clone whatever repository you're wanting to work on.
Building
TODO: Figure out how building actually works.
When you're just testing, cargo will use the dev profile.
This will allow for debugging, and faster compilation speeds.
However, all releases will be using the release profile, which is much slower, but better optimized.
It's unlikely you'll want to use this on your computer.