feat: use sparse registry in deployers #773
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Description of change
This switches deployers to use sparse registries, this way each deployer does not need to download the entire index before compiling a project. We might also see some performance gains in CI by switching to sparse registries, I'll try that out as well (hence the draft).
How Has This Been Tested (if applicable)?
I have deployed this to unstable and deploying a service on a fresh deployer takes about 2/3 the time. I am not seeing the new sparse registry progress bar, but we didn't see the progress bar for fetching the entire index either so maybe compiling with the cargo crate doesn't support that. 🤷