chore(repo): refactor Cargo.toml files to use workspace dependencies #1763
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This commit refactors all Cargo.toml files to utilize workspace dependencies, streamlining dependency management across the project. By centralizing dependencies, it reduces redundancy and potential version conflicts, ensuring consistency and simplifying updates.
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This commit refactors all Cargo.toml files to utilize workspace dependencies,
streamlining dependency management across the project. By centralizing
dependencies, it reduces redundancy and potential version conflicts,
ensuring consistency and simplifying updates.