chore: format all toml files

[yihong0618]

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this patch follow this comment #5523 (comment)
from @shuiyisong all use workplace.true to DRY

about this patch:

• I search all the toml using regex but there are too many of them
• so I try to search if some static check and luck to find https://github.com/mainmatter/cargo-autoinherit
• fix most of them but the sort is a mess
• and found https://github.com/DevinR528/cargo-sort
• install the sort need the main cargo install --git=https://github.com/DevinR528/cargo-sort --branch=main cargo-sort

This patch not fix them all, can check the output below, I am not sure these dependence can be merged like #5523

`async-compression` won't be auto-inherited because there are multiple sources for it:
  - version: ^0.3
  - version: ^0.4
`chrono-tz` won't be auto-inherited because there are multiple sources for it:
  - version: ^0.9.0
  - version: ^0.8
`criterion` won't be auto-inherited because there are multiple sources for it:
  - version: ^0.5
  - version: ^0.4
`hyper` won't be auto-inherited because there are multiple sources for it:
  - version: ^1.1
  - version: ^0.14

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[shuiyisong]

install the sort need the main cargo install --git=https://github.com/DevinR528/cargo-sort --branch=main cargo-sort

You can use make fmt-toml to sort the cargo file first and then double-check the change. We use taplo to do the sorting with some pre-defined configs.

[yihong0618]

install the sort need the main cargo install --git=https://github.com/DevinR528/cargo-sort --branch=main cargo-sort

You can use make fmt-toml to sort the cargo file first and then double-check the change. We use taplo to do the sorting with some pre-defined configs.

yes used it too

[sunng87]

I would suggest only lifting common dependencies of multiple modules to workspace level. For our close-sourced downstream projects, we use a trick to manage both open-source code and close-source code with the workspace level cargo.toml. It requires syncing the dependencies section between cargo.tomls, which is a pain.

[sunng87]

I just add #5536 to possibly improve the sync experience.