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Description of changes:
It's been noted in a few open issues that the developer experience for getting a basic rust function built and deployed is less that pleasant. This change incorporates documentation for a less manual workflow using the serverless framework for build/deployment quality life enhancements.
I split off deployment into its own doc section and created a subsection for manual building and setting up a local host and a subsection for using the serverless framework rust plugin which leverages the lambdaci project's provided docker images which faithfully reproduce the required build environment and wires some components together for a more seemless DX for those familiar with serverless framework workflows.
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