Add a helper script to find rustc archives #26
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The script looks for rustc archives on the server. Archives are sorted by dates, so the script iterates over days in a month to find them. When it finds an archive, it downloads it in /tmp, prints the Rust version contained inside and the URL to use in "distfiles_rustc_base" to build this version.
The script used to depend on non-zero return code to detect incomplete archive, but it prevented to use the -e ksh flag. Now the size of the archive is compared to the one coming from the HTTP response, and the script doesnt' depend on errors anymore.
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The script looks for rustc archives on the server.
When it finds an archive, it downloads it in /tmp/build-rust-archives/, prints the Rust version contained inside and the URL to use in "distfiles_rustc_base" to build this version.
Example: listing the beta archives published between the 1st and the end of March 2024.
It doesn't re-download archives. A second call only prints the versions.