build(nix): package CLI and desktop app as a nix flake - #8
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…merge Upstream's diffcore-tauri now defines custom-protocol itself (implying desktop); the branch's own [features] block became a duplicate TOML table, which cargo rejects. The web feature is mutually exclusive with desktop, so the package keeps building CLI + desktop only.
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flake.nix+default.nixpackaging the workspace as a single derivation:diffcoreCLI and the Tauri desktop app (nix run .#cli|desktop), plus a dev shell with sccache/mold. Pins libgit2 1.9.6 (nixpkgs has 1.9.4; libgit2-sys 0.18.7 would silently vendor the bundled copy). Full test suite runs in the check phase (2191 tests). The newwebmode isn't packaged yet, it's feature-exclusive withdesktop, so it needs a second derivation (follow-up).