Migrate file_operations to use Rust #4431
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Description
Experimental PR to migrate
file_operationsmodule to write native code in Rust instead of C++.While not important and overhead in set things up, as well as lack of Rust support in Android Studio, enabling use of Rust would open more opportunities of integration with modern libraries.
Manual tests
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Successfully running following tasks on local:
./gradlew assembledebug./gradlew spotlessCheck