Respect CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE when building the Rust code
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CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE_LOWER when building the Rust codeCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE when building the Rust code
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We previously would always compile the Rust-side of our C++ SDK in release mode. This meant that things like
debug_assert!wasn't active in e.g. our C++ unit tests.Our
pixi.tomlsets--config Debugand--config Releasein the right places, and I've checked that those are indeed respected.Other smaller improvements