Update Cargo configuration, remove deprecation warning #39
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According to the Cargo book, profiles should be defined in `Cargo.toml` (https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/profiles.html).
When building the project, Cargo raises a warning about `.cargo/config` being deprecated in favor of `config.toml`. This commit drops compatibility with Cargo 1.38 or ealier (09-2019).
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According to the Cargo book, profiles should be defined in
Cargo.toml(https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/profiles.html). The first commit moves the profiles toCargo.toml.When building the project, Cargo raises a warning about
.cargo/configbeing deprecated in favor ofconfig.toml. The second commit resolved this issue, but drops compatibility with Cargo 1.38 or ealier. This should be fine as it is almost a 5 years old Cargo version (09-2019).