But bugfixes are also allowed. So the fair conclusion is that the implementation is broken, but the language is not - because it's possible to fix, and it's possible for all known soundness issues (including the cve-rs one). For this one specifically, I've heard people are already working on a fix.
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replyMy understanding is that it is work in progress, via Ferrocene.
replyFerrocene is not a separate implementation of the compiler. It's the same Rustc, just a few versions behind and with a bunch of regulatory approvals attached. There is ongoing work on fixing all the unsoundnesses, happening as part of the main compiler development: https://goals.rust-lang.org/2026/roadmap-project-zero.html
replyFerrocene has his same flaw
replyIf that's the case then I was wrong.
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