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Initial draft for a scaffolding command to create a ready-to-compile/run hyperlight project (with guest). Currently just targets 0.13. Might be useful in the future to decouple the templating from the template, so we can have multiple versions etc etc, and releasing a new hyperlight version won't need a new cargo-hyperlight release.
I plan to include this command in main hyperlight repo docs/markdown in something like the README.md or getting-started.md docs.
I'm particularly looking for feedback on the actual templated code. I made it slightly longer than I initially intended, but I think it makes sense given it shows off a lot important hyperlight features. I also think it makes sense to add a wit host+guest to this command as well, but can do that later