It's an interesting question whether fuzzing or replacing is the better way to go. Newer Rust libraries can have other (unknown) problems, that's why I was inte

It's an interesting question whether fuzzing or replacing is the better way to go. Newer Rust libraries can have other (unknown) problems, that's why I was interested in which is the statistically better solution for improving the code base. But from what you wrote, it sounds more like what's simpler to implement for the team gets done.