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Initial Add: Carbon Support for Rust Server.
Minor fix
Ensure that server is safeguarded from having both Oxide and Carbon installed, Also added Update on Boot option for Carbon.
Removed Environment.sh check, as we just need to see if Carbon.dll is in it's location. Added check to ensure that we aren't trying to enable both Oxide and Carbon at the same time.
For Production Only, Added Carbon Branch for Preview, and Edge. Only compatible with Production Rust, will not work on Staging, AUX01 or AUX02 releases of Rust.
Fixed Typos in RUST_CARBON_BUILD
Re-worked Logic behind selecting Rust Branch, and Carbon Branch.
Fixed Mis-named Environment Variable in script, now should properly see it.
Updated documentation to reflect the addition of Carbon to the Docker image.
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This PR follows the same methodology for installing Oxide, for the Carbon modding system for Rust. Same options are implemented for Carbon, as well as safety checks to ensure that one or the other mod systems are enabled, not both at the same time.