Add .liquid suffix to all Cargo.toml in the project template

[LukeMathWalker]

Some users reported that cargo complains about the Cargo.toml files in the project template when installing the pavexc or pavex CLI from source:

error: invalid character `{` in package name: `{{crate_name}}_server_sdk`, the first character must be a Unicode XID start character (most letters or `_`)
 --> ../../../../../../../home/[...]/.cargo/git/checkouts/pavex-a9d3253b1c659390/2155773/template/template/{{crate_name}}_server_sdk/Cargo.toml:2:8
  |
2 | name = "{{crate_name}}_server_sdk"
  |        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
  |
error: invalid inline table
expected `}`
  --> ../../../../../../../home/[...]/.cargo/git/checkouts/pavex-a9d3253b1c659390/2155773/template/template/{{crate_name}}/Cargo.toml:12:11
   |
12 | pavex = { {{pavex_package_spec}} }
   |           ^
   |
error: invalid inline table
expected `}`
  --> ../../../../../../../home/[...]/.cargo/git/checkouts/pavex-a9d3253b1c659390/2155773/template/template/{{crate_name}}_server/Cargo.toml:12:11
   |
12 | pavex = { {{pavex_package_spec}} }

These are warnings, they don't cause the installation to fail.

Based on my investigation, it might related to cargo's behaviour when installing from a git source: it doesn't let you specify the relative path to the Cargo.toml of the package you want to install; it scans the entire repository until it finds a package that matches. Those warnings might be a byproduct of that scan.
I haven't checked cargo's source code to confirm my theory, but this is an easy change to make and we can verify if it works.