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Update MSRV to 1.97 #6

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion src/01-dependencies/rust.md
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# Rust

The minimum supported Rust version (MSRV) is currently 1.85, but some features may require a more recent version. The MSRV can be bumped in minor releases of jlrs.[^1]
The minimum supported Rust version (MSRV) is currently 1.97, but some features may require a more recent version. The MSRV can be bumped in minor releases of jlrs.[^1]

Note for Windows users: only the GNU toolchain is supported for dynamic libraries, applications that embed Julia can use either the GNU or MSVC toolchain.

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# Async runtime

The async runtime lets us run Julia on a background thread, its handle lets us send tasks to this thread. We need to enable the `async-rt` feature to use it. Some tasks support async operations, so we'll also need an async executor. A tokio-based executor is available when the `tokio-rt` feature is enabled, this feature automatically enables `async-rt` as well. The async runtime requires using at least Rust 1.85.
The async runtime lets us run Julia on a background thread, its handle lets us send tasks to this thread. We need to enable the `async-rt` feature to use it. Some tasks support async operations, so we'll also need an async executor. A tokio-based executor is available when the `tokio-rt` feature is enabled, this feature automatically enables `async-rt` as well.

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```rust,ignore
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