bindings/rust: expose std as a Cargo feature - #287
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Currently std is inferred purely from the target triple in build.rs, so a consumer building for a hosted target that happens to look std-capable (e.g. powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu firmware) cannot opt out of std and the threadpool dependency. Make `std` a real, default-on Cargo feature that gates the `threadpool` dependency, and fold it into the build.rs no_std detection so `--no-default-features` (or BLST_TEST_NO_STD) yields a genuine no_std build. Target-based detection and the wasm32/unknown auto no-threads behaviour are preserved.
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std is currently inferred purely from the target triple in build.rs, so a consumer building for a hosted-looking target cannot opt out of std and the threadpool dependency. This makes
stda real, default-on Cargo feature gatingthreadpool, and folds it into build.rs no_std detection so--no-default-features(or BLST_TEST_NO_STD) yields a genuine no_std build. Target-based detection and the wasm32/unknown auto no-threads behaviour are preserved.