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README.md

Working through the Fly.io distributed systems challenge, in Rust.

These solutions are built around the nebkor-maelstrom crate, a dedicated Maelstrom client framework that uses no async and strives for simplicity of design and use. The most complicated client in this project is the gg-kafka client, at 158 lines; the entire workspace will build from clean in about five seconds.