Set least-privilege permissions on the Rust workflow - #9
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CodeQL's actions/missing-workflow-permissions flagged both jobs for leaving the GITHUB_TOKEN at its default scopes. Add a top-level contents: read block, which is all the checkout and build steps need.
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Resolves the two CodeQL
actions/missing-workflow-permissionsalerts (rust.ymltestandmsrvjobs). Both jobs only check out the repository and build, so a top-levelpermissions: contents: readis the least privilege that still lets them run. Every other workflow already declares its own permissions block.