chore: maximize repo quality — tests, security, DX, release config#2
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Improvements: - Rust tests: error.rs (4 unit tests for AppError variants) - Models: mod.rs (serialization test template) - tauri.conf.json: CSP hardening (restrict sources), proper bundle targets (deb, appimage, msi, nsis) - .editorconfig: consistent formatting across Rust/TS/MD - rustfmt.toml: Rust formatting rules - clippy.toml: disallow unwrap()/expect() patterns
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Improvements
🧪 Tests (First!)
AppErrorvariantscargo teston every PR🔒 Security
tauri.conf.jsonnow restrictsconnect-src,script-src,img-srccsp: null— blocks XSS and unauthorized connections📦 Release Config
deb,appimage,msi,nsis.debdependencies properly declared🛠️ Developer Experience
unwrap()/expect()— enforces proper error handlingSummary
6 files changed, 109 insertions — all improvements, zero breaking changes.