How would I create a Rust package in pkgsrc?
To create a Rust package in pkgsrc, you will need to follow these general steps:

1. Choose a unique name for your package that follows the naming conventions for pkgsrc packages. The name should be all lowercase and may include hyphens ("-") but not underscores ("_").

2. Create a directory for your package under the pkgsrc/lang directory. The directory name should match the name you chose in step 1.

3. Create a Makefile in your package directory that defines the build process for your Rust package. The Makefile should contain instructions for downloading the source code, building the package, and installing it.

4. Create a distinfo file in your package directory that includes information about the source code, such as the URL for downloading it and its checksum.

5. Create a PLIST file in your package directory that lists the files that will be installed by the package.

6. Once you have created these files, you can build and install your package using the pkgsrc tools. For example, you can use cd to navigate to your package directory and then run make package-install to build and install your package.

Note that these are general steps, and the specific details of creating a Rust package in pkgsrc may vary depending on the particular package and its dependencies. It's a good idea to consult the pkgsrc documentation and seek out examples of existing Rust packages in pkgsrc to help guide you through the process.