Import dataset and implement build script and CI#1
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This imports the curated std-replacement data from crates.io (see rust-lang/crates.io#13855) into per-crate TOML files under `data/`, with the descriptions rewritten from HTML to Markdown.
This reads every `data/*.toml`, validates that each carries exactly the required fields (`description`, `url`), and writes a sorted `build/all.json`. It collects all TOML parse and field errors in one pass and exits non-zero on any.
The `build` job runs on pushes to `main` and on pull requests, validating the dataset via `build.py` and uploading `build/` as the Pages artifact. The `deploy` job publishes that artifact to GitHub Pages, gated to `main` pushes.
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This imports the curated std-replacement data from crates.io (see rust-lang/crates.io#13855) into per-crate TOML files under
data/, with the descriptions rewritten from HTML to Markdown. The starting set islazy_static,once_cell,matches, andnum_cpus.build.pyreads everydata/*.toml, validates that each carries exactly the required fields (description,url), and writes a sortedbuild/all.json. It collects all TOML parse and field errors in one pass and exits non-zero on any, so a bad PR surfaces every problem at once.The build runs on pull requests and pushes to
main, validating the dataset and uploadingbuild/as the Pages artifact. The deploy job takes that artifact to GitHub Pages and only runs onmain.