Dokkoo 0.3.1

Dokkoo is a Mokk (Macro Output Key Kit) implementation written in Rust.

Notes:

• Release finalized at https://github.com/Dirout/dokkoo/commit/d147f0dd74aa747f913e4e9c8a226adc3f5a2acd.
• Memory allocation is now handled by mimalloc instead of the system global memory allocator.
  • The new memory allocator should outperform most OS-provided allocators (which Dokkoo formerly used by default). This should increase binary size, and may lead to unexpected memory-related issues on certain platforms; however, I don’t expect this to be much of a problem (if it is, it is treatable), and the performance increase is favourable.
• Windows version of Dokkoo now uses GNU ABI.
  • This should increase performance by no longer using the slower Microsoft Visual C ABI.
• Corrected pretty permalink style.
  • pretty is no longer a synonym for date—/{‎{‎ page.data.collection }}/{‎{‎ page.date.year }}/{‎{‎ page.date.month }}/{‎{‎ page.date.day }}/{‎{‎ page.data.title }}/index.html.
• Updated Actix dependencies, switched to Rust 2021 edition.
• Tomorrow is my eighteenth birthday; this is my last Dokkoo release as a child.