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Newer nightlies fail to build turso_core 0.8.3: its `branches` 0.4 dependency calls the removed `core::intrinsics::abort`, and allocator_api changes break its FTS directory code. Nightlies from mid-August onwards also trip clippy false positives on #[async_trait] code.
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cli/rust-toolchain.tomlnow pinnightly-2026-08-01instead of floatingnightly, because newer nightlies break the build:branches0.4.4, which turso_core 0.8.3 needs as ^0.4, calls the removedcore::intrinsics::abort.allocator_apichanges breakturso_core(index_method/fts/directory.rs).#[async_trait]code (double_must_use, and later a trait-solver overflow).The Turso 0.8.3 update (#345) is stacked on top of this. Revert the pin once Turso releases a version that builds on current nightly.