Add Rust Automod VSCode extension to Project/Tooling Updates #6989
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This PR adds a new entry to the Project/Tooling Updates section of the upcoming This Week in Rust newsletter.
The entry highlights Rust Automod, a Visual Studio Code extension that automates the management of mod.rs files in Rust projects.
About Rust Automod
Rust Automod helps Rust developers by:
Automatically creating mod.rs files when new Rust files are added to a folder.
Adding new module declarations (mod or pub mod) automatically.
Updating parent/child mod.rs files when new folders or files are created.
Removing module declarations when files are deleted.
Supporting project-specific configuration through .rautomod.
Providing optional sorting, linting, and IntelliSense for .rautomod.
Offering a command to hide/show mod.rs files in VSCode Explorer for a cleaner workspace.
🔗 Extension link: Rust Automod VSCode Extension