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Download and install custom target JSONs automatically #18
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This PR changes the behaviour of
cargo-ledgerto always check whether thenanos,nanox,nanospluscustom target files from the Rust SDK are present in the rustup toolchain (therustc --print sysrootfolder). If they are not present,cargo-ledgerwill usecurlto get them from the SDK's master branch.After that, the targets are available to
cargofrom anywhere, with no need to point to a specific folder or use an environment variable, as was previously advised.This works thanks to rust-lang/rust#83800