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recommended-bin-packages field in Cargo.toml #3383

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recommended-bin-crates: Initial draft
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recommended-bin-crates: Address feedback by Steffahn
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recommended-bin-crates: Rename to recommended-bin-packages
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recommended-bin-packages: Fix terminology crate -> package
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recommended-bin-packages: Clarify that packages are in the same registry
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Expand Up @@ -58,7 +58,8 @@ The following is written as if it was part of the [manifest page] of the Cargo B

## The `recommended-bin-packages` field

The `recommended-bin-packages` field is an array of names of related binary packages.
The `recommended-bin-packages` field is an array of names of related
binary packages that have been published in the same registry.

```toml
[package]
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