That is Rust's own fault for not making their standard library ABI stable beyond a single release (and making releases so frequent). If they kept the ABI stable

That is Rust's own fault for not making their standard library ABI stable beyond a single release (and making releases so frequent). If they kept the ABI stable for just a year and gave library authors a way to do the same, distros might choose to dynamically link the stdlib, serde, clap, and other commonly used crates.