crubit: bump Rust edition to 2024 for generated Rust sources#796
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This was set to 2018 in 2021 without much comment presumably as a way to hedge against edition changes breaking things. I'm not sure if we should hard-code it here, or just let it "float" to the global default edition, so for now I'm just bumping it to 2024 and kicking the can at least a year down the road. PiperOrigin-RevId: 894062743
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crubit: bump Rust edition to 2024 for generated Rust sources
This was set to 2018 in 2021 without much comment presumably as a way to
hedge against edition changes breaking things. I'm not sure if we should
hard-code it here, or just let it "float" to the global default edition,
so for now I'm just bumping it to 2024 and kicking the can at least a
year down the road.