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It's already at version 1.2.0, it's backed by a company who actually ships it as default and it got a solid roadmap.
I think it's still young but should not give any issue.
I remember users reporting memory leaks and display issues fairly recently. I'm not saying it's completely unusable but your milage may very.
How were they able to make memory leaks in rust? Lol
Good question, might have been in some non cosmic component. I saw it in a Chris Titus video.