Improve ci - install binaries instead of compiling

[ameknite]

Objective

Reduce time compiling crates in CI.

Solution

• Install binaries using https://github.com/taiki-e/install-action/tree/v2/

install-actions uses github releases to find the binaries.
Uses cargo-binstall as a fallback

[BD103]

Good change, I'm going to try to rally on Discord to get this merged!

[BD103]

Also would you mind rebasing onto main? A few of the required checks have been modified after this PR was created, which is why it says some checks haven't been completed yet.

[mockersf]

please put the version of the action everywhere

[BD103]

please put the version of the action everywhere

Agreed, it would be good to target specific versions of the binaries so we don't have breaking changes.

- uses: taiki-e/install-action@v2
  with:
    tool: [email protected]

I don't think we need to specify the patch version, but certainly the minor and major versions.

[TimJentzsch]

Do you have some measurements on how much this improves the CI times?

It seems like this adds two additional security risks:

• The install-action action itself, which runs multiple shell scripts
• The release binaries which are being downloaded (and might not match the source code)

Of course, there are always some risks involved when adding new dependencies and we can mitigate them by fixing the version of both the action (note that the commit hashes are safer than the version tags) and the installed tools.
Just wondering if it's worth it in this case