Add better diagnostics for rebuilding

Add better diagnostics for rebuilding

This commit overhauls how a `Fingerprint` is stored on the filesystem and
in-memory to help provide much better diagnostics as to why crates are being
rebuilt. This involves storing more structured data on the filesystem in order
to have a finer-grained comparison with the previous state. This is not
currently surfaced in the output of cargo and still requires
`RUST_LOG=cargo::ops::cargo_rustc::fingerprint=info` but if it turns out to be
useful we can perhaps surface the output.

There are performance considerations here to ensure that a noop build is still
quite speedy for a few reasons:

1. JSON decoding is slow (these are just big structures to decode)
2. Each fingerprint stores all recursive fingerprints, so we can't just "vanilla
   decode" as it would decode O(n^2) items
3. Hashing is actually somewhat nontrivial for this many items here and there,
   so we still need as much memoization as possible.

To ensure that builds are just as speedy tomorrow as they are today, a few
strategies are taken:

* The same fingerprint strategy is used today as a "first line of defense" where
  a small text file with a string contains the "total fingerprint" hash. A
  separately stored file then contains the more detailed JSON structure of the
  old fingerprint, and that's only decoded if there's a mismatch of the short
  hashes. The rationale here is that most crates don't need to be rebuilt so we
  shouldn't decode JSON, but if it does need to be rebuilt then the work of
  compiling far dwarfs the work of decoding the JSON.
* When encoding a full fingerprint as JSON we don't actually include any
  dependencies, just the resolved u64 of them. This helps the O(n^2) problem in
  terms of decoding time and storage space on the filesystem.
* Short hashes continue to be memoized to ensure we don't recompute a hash if
  we've already done so (e.g. shared dependencies).

Overall, when profiling with Servo, this commit does not regress noop build
times, but should help diagnose why crates are being rebuilt hopefully!

Closes #2011