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In conjunction, the TargetTier struct was also removed. The reason is twofold: 1. This makes it easier to define a Toolchain, without the added indirection of surrounding it with ReleaseToolchain. Currently we're aiming for simplicity in the API and figuring out the right API. 2. Whatever a TargetTier is, is often in flux. There used to be a tier 2.5 (which we defined), but the Rust book currently defines platform support from tier 1 to 3, with the added "with or without host tools" supplement. The lack of a static definition makes it harder to target a stable API for this library, which we do want soonish. https://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/rustc/platform-support.html
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Changed for clarity of what the "clients" represent. We also have a file system client after all.
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Haha, see #275.