Check upstream for changes in CI #40
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We copy quite a bit of code from upstream Rust sources. These upstream sources might get changed for various reasons, optimization, bug fixes, refactoring.
This PR adds a system that enables us to track changes in CI. Every time a source changes, CI will fail. It will run as a cron job daily. In the future we might expand it to automatically post an issue report.