ci(rust): run clippy + tests on macOS and Windows#18
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Split rustfmt into its own job and run the Rust clippy + test job across ubuntu, macOS, and Windows. This proves the pure core compiles and passes on every target platform and gates the OS-specific adapters (injection, window enumeration, UIA) that land next behind cfg(target_os). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01R8X1NxFiaLGJzwUD5wgRTv
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Step 6 of the Tauri/Rust migration
Expands Rust CI to the platforms the app actually ships on.
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rustfmtinto its own ubuntu job.fail-fast: false).Why
Proves the pure core compiles and passes on every target OS, and — importantly — gates the OS-specific adapters (keystroke injection, window enumeration, Windows UI Automation) that land next behind
cfg(target_os), so their per-platform compilation is actually verified in CI rather than only on a developer's machine.Verification
The core is OS-independent and already green on Linux; this PR confirms the same on macOS and Windows runners.
Part of: #10, #11, #12.
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