@jeffcliff I appreciate your feedback on my code, but I wanted to clarify something about Rust development practices. What you're seeing in my Cargo.toml file are standard Rust crates (not cranes I made a typo in the previous messages), which are the equivalent of libraries or packages in other programming languages.

Using crates from repositories like crates.io is actually the recommended approach in the Rust ecosystem, similar to how developers use npm packages in JavaScript or pip packages in Python. The Rust core team and community have designed the language specifically to work with these modular components.

These crates are typically well-tested, maintained by the community, and follow Rust's strong safety guarantees. Using them is considered a best practice rather than a shortcoming, as it allows developers to build on established foundations rather than reimplementing everything from scratch.

I'd be happy to discuss specific concerns you might have about any particular dependencies I've chosen if you'd like."