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Document Rust installation and release identity - #8
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The Rust integration guide now includes an installable dependency pinned to the immutable v0.1.0 release. It explains prerelease identity and retained installation metadata without product-specific history.
Validation: independent source and prose review; release tag resolved to e1e44d4 and its Rust API verified;
git diff --check.bun run checkpassed through the host scheduler, covering TypeScript, installed-package smoke, and Rust checks. Current-head GitHub checks passed on Linux, macOS, and Windows, includingRequired.