Don't give a hard error if we can't determine the fingerprint for a custom toolchain #67
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Previously, cargo sweep would unconditionally give an error when it couldn't determine the
fingerprint. But for custom toolchains, it makes sense for it to be linked but give an error when
you try to run it: it means the compiler hasn't yet been built.
Rather than aborting straight away, treat the toolchain as if it isn't installed and clean its artifacts.
This also gives a significantly better error message if cargo-sweep can't determine the fingerprint (which can still happen in practice if you've managed to really mess up one of your toolchains). Before:
After:
Fixes #65.