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chore: Bump the Rust toolchain in the Dockerfile - #21

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Well... I missed this in the last round. Lukas pointed this out in another PR.

A Dockerfile pins Rust through a base image tag or the toolchain it tells
rustup to install, neither of which rust-toolchain.toml reaches, so it
keeps its own version until that line changes.
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chacha20 0.10.0 is yanked and deny.toml treats a yanked crate as an error, so
the check fails until the lockfile moves. 0.10.2 is the next release in that
line.
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Had to update due to the yanked crate...

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