Publish Rust crates during releases - #206
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Publish the repository's public Rust crates alongside the existing SDK release flow so tagged releases keep crates.io aligned with the other package ecosystems.
The workflow publishes the core crate before its Wasm and JavaScript dependents using the standard Cargo registry token. Workspace manifests now carry publishable dependency versions and crate metadata, internal SDK bridge crates are explicitly excluded, and the Wasm bindings compile from the packaged WIT source.