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    <tspan x="10px" y="28px"><tspan class="fg-green bold">    Creating</tspan><tspan> binary (application) package</tspan>
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    <tspan x="10px" y="46px"><tspan class="fg-red bold">error</tspan><tspan class="bold">:</tspan><tspan> the name `test` cannot be used as a package name, it conflicts with Rust's built-in test library</tspan>
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    <tspan x="10px" y="64px"><tspan>If you need a package name to not match the directory name, consider using --name flag.</tspan>
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    <tspan x="10px" y="82px"><tspan>If you need a binary with the name "test", use a valid package name, and set the binary name to be different from the package. This can be done by setting the binary filename to `src/bin/test.rs` or change the name in Cargo.toml with:</tspan>
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    <tspan x="10px" y="118px"><tspan>    [[bin]]</tspan>
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    <tspan x="10px" y="136px"><tspan>    name = "test"</tspan>
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