Experiment: Port codegen to Rust #241
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This is pretty early (and I am not actively working on this), but I started porting Stylo's python codegen to Rust. The main benefit of this in the short term would be eliminating the Python build dependency which would:
In the long term, there is also the potential for people to use a cleaned up version of the codegen to create their own custom versions of Stylo (that for instance implement non-standard CSS properties).