Add rust/ folder to build-dist.yml paths - #412
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As mentioned in #398 (comment) changes to the Rust code doesn't automatically trigger the
build-distaction. As a result, any change that is purely on the Rust side won't be accessible in a prebuilt form automatically.Strictly speaking there are parts of the Rust code that don't end up in the bundle, like the
build-lodcommand. But trying to limit this is likely going to cause more issues than its worth. Not to mention changes to the sharedspark-libcould still result in false positive rebuilds.