Upgrade to a recent rust compiler nightly #268
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This will transitively pull in the new version for all crates depending on `avr-hal-generic` as well so it should be enough to specify the new version here. Version 0.3.3 is required for building with newer rustc versions, so this commit is in preparation for finally upgrading to a recent rust compiler...
Finally! Update the rust-toolchain file to reference the new nightly which can build for AVR again. Also update CI to use the new version. And finally, drop the note in the README about the old version being necessary.
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Through the work of @Patryk27, nightly can compile for AVR again as of today :) Upgrade the nightly version referenced in the toolchain file to opt people into the new compiler if they are using rustup.
Finally closes #124. Thanks again @Patryk27!