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Switch to workspace, move ech-fetch to separate crate, add ECH CI coverage #509

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This branch switches the project to be a cargo workspace, moving the existing crate from the root of git repo into a crate named librustls. At the same time, switch all the non-rustls deps to be workspace deps, and use the pki_types export from rustls instead of importing it directly.

Next, we move librustls/tests/ech_fetch.rs to a new tools crate in the workspace where we can implement it as a proper binary instead of a weird integration test that disables the test runner. The tools crate will be used for other items in the near future (e.g. an API doc generator utility for #215).

Finally, use the ech_fetch.rs utility in CI to test the client.c example can successfully negotiate ECH against a test server from linux, macOS and windows (for the aws-lc-rs builds since ring lacks support for HPKE). This resolves #498.

One other fix comes along for the ride: I accidentally broke the "keep the rustls.h header file up-to-date" CI check in the transition to CMake. That's fixed and I had to regen the header to pick up some changes that weren't sync'd from #231.

cpu added 9 commits December 19, 2024 15:26
When we switched to `cmake` the CI task for using `cbindgen` was left
behind trying to use `make` in a way that failed silently.

This commit both fixes the CI test, and regenerates the .h with updates
that were missed (mostly moving items around after the mod split).
This commit moves the existing crate into a `librustls` sub-crate in
a workspace.

Using a workspace will give us more flexibility for introducing helper
code without having to awkwardly jam it into integration test binaries
or examples.
We'll keep `rustls` as a "normal" dependency in `librustls` so that it's
clearer that its version must match the `librustls/build.rs` version.
This also means we don't have to change the
`librustls/tests/rustls_version.rs` test.
We don't need to manage our own `pki_types` dep this way.
The `ech_fetch.rs` test was never really a test, it's a tool that can be
used alongside some of the testcode. Having to define it as a test sort
of sucks, we need to disable the normal test runner, and it makes taking
command-line arguments awkward.

Instead, let's make a separate crate and make ech-fetch.rs a normal
binary within that (not published) crate.
* Gets ech configs using the tools crate's ech-fetch binary
* Runs the built client example with the fetched ECH config lists
@cpu cpu self-assigned this Dec 19, 2024
@cpu cpu requested a review from ctz December 19, 2024 22:02
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