[Kolja]

No idea, actually (not a Rust developer myself). What I have noticed is that Rust seems to provide good tooling for building monolithic executables that contain a complete application, including assets. That's quite nice for trying stuff out or managing a few of those without a package manager, but has nothing to do with documentation generation per se.

[fluidcruft]

Oh, that's nice and I do agree about that! I've noticed go does that sort of thing, too (hugo, etc).Some of these systems out there include so many moving parts that it's really difficult to just even try them out (i.e. supabase vs pocketbase).