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chore: bump Rust nightly, nixpkgs, align Rocq 9.0.1#22

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chore: bump Rust nightly, nixpkgs, align Rocq 9.0.1#22
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Summary

  • Fix Rust nightly mismatch: Bazel-side pin was 2024-12-01 but upstream rocq-of-rust and flake.nix both use 2024-12-07
  • Update nixpkgs pin from 88d3861a (Jan 21) to aca4d95f (Mar 6, 2026) for fresher packages including Rocq 9.0.1
  • Update docs and comments to reflect Rocq 9.0.1 (patch release, same coq_9_0 nix attribute)

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The nightly-2024-12-01 pin in the Bazel rules didn't match upstream rocq-of-rust's rust-toolchain file (nightly-2024-12-07) or this project's own flake.nix. This aligns all references to nightly-2024-12-07.

The nixpkgs pin was ~6 weeks stale. Updated to a recent nixos-unstable commit. The coq_9_0 attribute now resolves to Rocq 9.0.1 (patch release).

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  • CI: verify-rules job passes (rules load)
  • CI: Linux build with nix toolchain passes
  • CI: macOS build passes
  • CI: buildifier check passes

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…cq 9.0.1

- Fix Rust nightly mismatch: Bazel-side pin was 2024-12-01 but upstream
  rocq-of-rust and flake.nix both use 2024-12-07
- Update nixpkgs pin from 88d3861a (Jan 21) to aca4d95f (Mar 6) for
  fresher packages including Rocq 9.0.1
- Update docs and comments to reflect Rocq 9.0.1 (patch release,
  same coq_9_0 nix attribute)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@avrabe avrabe merged commit ea3211f into main Mar 9, 2026
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