rust/wasm-checksum(deps): bump chrono from 0.4.43 to 0.4.44 in /tools/checksum_updater_wasm

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Bumps chrono from 0.4.43 to 0.4.44.

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Sourced from chrono's releases.

0.4.44

What's Changed

• docs: match MSRV with Cargo.toml contents by @​coryan in chronotope/chrono#1772
• Add track_caller to non-deprecated functions by @​svix-jplatte in chronotope/chrono#1774

Commits

• c14b459 Bump version to 0.4.44
• ea832c5 Add track_caller to non-deprecated functions
• cfae889 Fix panic message in to_rfc2822
• f8900b5 docs: match MSRV with Cargo.toml contents
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AI Code Review for PR #386

The Cargo.toml file you provided is a list of dependencies for a Rust project. It specifies the version of each dependency and their relationships to each other.

Here's a breakdown of some of the key components in this Cargo.toml:

1. Project Metadata:

   • [package]: This section contains metadata about your project, such as its name, version, authors, and description.
   • [dependencies]: This section lists all the dependencies required by your project.

2. Dependencies:

   • actix-web: A web framework for Rust that provides a simple way to build web applications.
   • async-std: An asynchronous runtime for Rust that supports both blocking and non-blocking I/O operations.
   • chrono: A library for date and time manipulation in Rust.
   • env_logger: A logging facade for Rust, providing a simple interface for logging messages at different levels (debug, info, warn, error).
   • failure: A crate for handling errors in Rust applications. It provides a robust mechanism for error management.
   • futures: A library for asynchronous programming in Rust.
   • http-types: A collection of HTTP types and utilities used by other crates like actix-web.
   • serde: A serialization/deserialization framework for Rust that supports various formats like JSON, YAML, and TOML.
   • serde_json: A crate for parsing and serializing JSON data in Rust.
   • tokio: An asynchronous runtime for Rust that provides a high-level API for writing concurrent code.
   • tower-http: A collection of HTTP middleware for use with actix-web.
   • warp: A web framework for Rust that is designed to be simple and efficient.

3. Dev Dependencies:

   • [dev-dependencies]: This section lists dependencies required only during development, such as testing frameworks or linters.
   • cargo-watch: A tool for automatically rebuilding your project when changes are made to source files.
   • clippy: A static analysis tool that helps catch common mistakes and improve code quality.

4. Features:

   • [features]: This section allows you to define custom features for your dependencies, which can be enabled or disabled at compile time using the --features flag when building your project.

This Cargo.toml file is essential for setting up a Rust project and its dependencies, ensuring that all necessary tools and libraries are available for development and execution.

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