Mycorrhiza - Rust/.NET interop layer

Mycorrhiza is a part of the rustc_codegen_clr project, and it is responsible for allowing Rust code to call .NET functions and facilitates interacting with managed objects. In the future, it will include an inter-op guide, and some safe abstractions, to help with development of Rust applications targeting .NET. It is heavily WIP, and not yet recommended for general use.

Examples:

Hello World using StringBuilder and Console:

    let sb = mycorrhiza::system::text::StringBuilder::empty();
    sb.append_char('H');
    sb.append_char('e');
    sb.append_char('l');
    sb.append_char('l');
    sb.append_char('o');
    sb.append_char(' ');
    sb.append_char('W');
    sb.append_char('o');
    sb.append_char('r');
    sb.append_char('l');
    sb.append_char('d');
    sb.append_char('!');
    sb.append_char('\n');
    sb.append_char('\r');

    let mstr = sb.to_mstring();
    mycorrhiza::system::console::Console::writeln_string(mstr);

lib.rs:

Mycorrhiza is a Rust .NET interop framework. It is part of the rustc_codegen_clr project, and allows you to interact with the .NET runtime directly. One of aims of the rustc_codegen_clr is to reuse existing Rust features and syntax to allow semless integration between Rust and the .NET runtime Mycorrhiza must "look" like a normal crate from the outside, even tough it deeply interacts with rustc_codegen_clr. It also should be possible to implement an equivalent APIs in standard Rust.