Rust: Make crate fallback logic more conservative in path resolution library - #22495
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When doing a QA run for #21795, I noticed that our fallback logic for crate dependencies can sometimes lead to combinatorial explosions. This PR alleviates this by only applying the fallback logic to crates that have a unique latest version. DCA confirms that this PR resolves the performance issue, most notably on the
reflaxe-rustproject, where thehxrtcrate exists in many test copies (e.g. https://github.com/fullofcaffeine/reflaxe.rust/blob/main/test/snapshot/abstracts_conversions/intended/hxrt/Cargo.toml).