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Rust 1.82.0 introduces several updates including the cargo info command, promotion of macOS on 64-bit ARM to Tier 1, and new use<..> syntax for precise capturing in implementations. The update also provides native syntax for creating raw pointers, stable operations on floating-point constants, and various stabilized APIs. There are changes to pattern matching, unsafe attributes, and extern blocks. The update emphasizes better handling of NaN values and constants as assembly immediates.

Announcing Rust 1.82.0