Update targets to Rust 1.63 #51
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There are enough new weird architectures added in each version of Rust that it is difficult to keep target-lexicon aware of all of them. So try parsing triples, but don't fail if that doesn't work.
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Sorry for not getting to this sooner, I just went ahead and updated to 1.64.0 as well.
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Also includes an update for target-lexicon parsing:
There are enough new weird architectures added in each version of Rust
that it is difficult to keep target-lexicon aware of all of them. So try
parsing triples, but don't fail if that doesn't work.