exchanges

OpenLimits will begin to utilize a set of open source tooling for running its code coverage tests that does not come standard with the Rust cargo toolchain. Additionally, OpenLimits will eventually introduce various language bindings on top of it that will involve lots of various toolsets that will begin to become cumbersome to maintain by hand.

What we want is a build environment within a Dock

I noticed #24 and realized that the info about why each exchange was delisted (or was considered but rejected) is valuable and it would be good to have it more visible on the site, compared to being buried in commits or GitHub issues. It aggregates good investigative work that saves time.

Instead of just removing exchanges that don't qualify, I suggest to move them to a different area (e.g. "bl