moz_crlite_query isn't quite fitting our needs for several reasons:
1) it doesn't store filters/metadata in the same format as a firefox security_state directory, and
2) it doesn't support the new SHA256-based filters, and
3) it's written in python and cannot share code with rust-cascade or rust-create-cascade.
While we could upgrade moz_crlite_query to fix 1 and 2, but all together it makes sense to write a new query tool in rust.
moz_crlite_queryisn't quite fitting our needs for several reasons: 1) it doesn't store filters/metadata in the same format as a firefoxsecurity_statedirectory, and 2) it doesn't support the new SHA256-based filters, and 3) it's written in python and cannot share code with rust-cascade or rust-create-cascade.While we could upgrade
moz_crlite_queryto fix 1 and 2, but all together it makes sense to write a new query tool in rust.