rust-releaselisted

# rust-release The release/publishing pipeline for a Rust crate: Cargo semver (with the contested MSRV policy), changelog tooling, the cargo publish playbook, supply-chain maintenance (cargo-vet, Dependabot, RUSTSEC), and feature deprecation. For the initial CI/clippy/deny/nextest setup, use `rust-quality`. For project scaffolding, use `rust-scaffold`. For workspace concerns, use `rust-workspace`. --- ## §1. When this skill fires **Use this skill when the user says any of:** - "Publish my Rust crate to crates.io" - "Set up release-plz / cargo-release / smart-release" - "Bump the version on my crate" - "Set up a changelog workflow" - "Set up cargo-vet for supply-chain audits" - "Deprecate a feature in my 1.x crate" - "Bump MSRV safely" - "Replace a dependency with a fork" - "Set up Dependabot for Rust" - "Yank a bad release from crates.io" **DO NOT use this skill for:** ## CONTRAST - NOT for: scaffold / Cargo.toml / edition / feature design — use rust-scaffold - NOT for: workspace / member coordination / Cargo.toml inheritance — use rust-workspace - NOT for: initial CI / clippy / nextest / deny setup — use rust-quality (this skill is the ongoing maintenance side of the supply-chain ladder) - This skill covers the publish/ongoing-maintenance side; quality and scaffold are the initial-setup side --- ## §2. Reference index The mechanism content lives in references/. Read the right one before making the corresponding decision. The hub itself is a router — it points you a