Internal: build Stone separately from the SDK #4
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Problem: the build time of the SDK reaches ~20 minutes, which is not acceptable to users. This is due to the compilation of Stone in the `build.rs` file. Solution: we now build and install Stone from a Shell script that is isolated from the Rust compilation process. Developers must now run this script before attempting to run tests, but this accelerates the build process significantly.
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Problem: the build time of the SDK reaches ~20 minutes, which is not acceptable to users. This is due to the compilation of Stone in the
build.rsfile.Solution: we now build and install Stone from a Shell script that is isolated from the Rust compilation process. Developers must now run this script before attempting to run tests, but this accelerates the build process significantly.