docs: correct the minimum Rust version in CONTRIBUTING.md#366
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The workspace enforces rust-version = "1.97" (crates/Cargo.toml) and rust-toolchain.toml pins 1.97.1, so contributors on 1.95/1.96 following CONTRIBUTING.md hit a build error. The other docs already say 1.97+. Fixes runxhq#362
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Fixes #362.
CONTRIBUTING.md(line 66) states the native Rust CLI needs Rust 1.95 or newer, but the workspace enforces a higher floor:crates/Cargo.tomlsetsrust-version = "1.97"andrust-toolchain.tomlpins channel1.97.1. A contributor on Rust 1.95 or 1.96 following CONTRIBUTING.md would be stopped by cargo'srust-versioncheck.docs/getting-started.mdanddocs/reference.mdalready say 1.97+, so this one-word change brings CONTRIBUTING.md in line with the enforced toolchain.