update sha

[nikhilsinhaparseable]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated asset verification details to reflect the latest SHA-1 hash for UI assets.
  • Added an environment variable to enhance the GitHub Actions workflow for improved checks.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the SHA-1 hash value for assets in the Cargo.toml file. Under the [package.metadata.parseable_ui] section, the assets-sha1 field has been modified from "4fafefb6f4cc37be2a108a98aa1bb2ddf1b9085e" to "c74a27318100fab29ef07d433b2ad03f5a1185bf", indicating an update to the referenced assets. Additionally, an environment variable CMAKE_FLAGS has been introduced in the GitHub Actions workflow file coverage.yaml, allowing the cargo hack clippy command to utilize a specified CMake policy version. There are no changes to exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Cargo.toml	Updated the assets-sha1 field in [package.metadata.parseable_ui] (from "4fafefb6f4cc37be2a108a98aa1bb2ddf1b9085e" to "c74a27318100fab29ef07d433b2ad03f5a1185bf")
.github/workflows/coverage.yaml	Added an environment variable CMAKE_FLAGS with the value "-DCMAKE_POLICY_VERSION_MINIMUM=3.5" to the "Check with clippy" step in the GitHub Actions workflow.

Poem

I'm just a little rabbit in a code-filled land,
Hopping through Cargo with a SHA change so grand.
The assets now shine with a fresh updated hash,
Leaping past the old value in a swift, joyful dash.
Cheers to new paths and concise code that's snappy!
🐇✨

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38-39: Add CMake Environment Variable

The newly added environment variable CMAKE_FLAGS: "-DCMAKE_POLICY_VERSION_MINIMUM=3.5" in the "Check with clippy" step is a well-considered enhancement. It allows the clippy check to correctly utilize the specified CMake policy version, which can help ensure consistent behavior across different environments.

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