perf(worker-rust): Add dev env for faster local build times

[futile]

What this PR solves / how to test:

Add a dev-environment to wrangler.toml which builds with worker-build --dev instead of worker-build --release.
This makes build times for local development much faster.

Add opt-level = "s" to Cargo.toml so release builds are optimized for size.

Remove the deprecated --local parameter from the wrangler invocation.

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Not sure which of these I should do (and how).

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[petebacondarwin]

LGTM

[petebacondarwin]

LGTM

[futile]

Thanks for the review! One thing I'm not sure about: Removing the --local flag. This might fail with older wrangler-versions now, I think? Should I remove it again from this PR?

But then again, this template will probably be used with more recent versions of wrangler (since a template is usually used for new projects), so it might just be fine in this case.

[Skye-31]

Wrangler 3, when the change to default to local mode occurred, has been out for ~9 months, so personally I wouldn't be too concerned about the change

[futile]

Awesome, thanks! :)

[petebacondarwin]

Do we need to update some docs somewhere to match this change?

[futile]

One other point I realized: Is opt-level = "s" for release-builds desired by default? Since it won't be running in the frontend/not downloaded by browsers, maybe this doesn't actually make that much sense?

I added it originally because it's a very common optimization for wasm use-cases, but maybe that doesn't really count for workers.

[petebacondarwin]

I'm no Rust specialist so I would bow to your (or anyone else's views) but I would note that Workers still have a size limit on what can be deployed. So it might be worth keeping a size optimisation turned on?

[futile]

I'm no Rust specialist so I would bow to your (or anyone else's views) but I would note that Workers still have a size limit on what can be deployed. So it might be worth keeping a size optimisation turned on?

That's a good point. I think optimizing for size by default should be sensible for wasm-builds (like in this case), and users can still change/adapt this later on anyways.

So if it's up to me I would keep the opt-level = "s", but feel free to let me know if I should change it :)

[Skye-31]

That seems reasonable to keep IMO