feat: add build-time git info #5579
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While working on #5399, I noticed that we have a root-level
build.rsfile that gets git info, but we weren't using that.Because 5399 introduces a build-time constants file, I figured I'd open this PR to also include Git info without needing to specify
GIT_COMMITandGIT_BRANCHENV variables. This way, you always get the "full version string" regardless of how you runcargo build. This, along with 5399, means we can be rid of the unhelpful0.0.1version strings when people do custom builds.I'm relatively ambivalent about this change - let me know what you think.