Add tr-trimmer

[apcamargo]

This PR adds tr-trimmer, a tool for identification and trimming of terminal repeats in sequences within FASTA files.

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[apcamargo]

@BiocondaBot please add label

[mbhall88]

As mentioned in the other PR, I would suggest also doing this https://conda-forge.org/docs/maintainer/adding_pkgs/#rust. re: #50800

[mbhall88]

See #50776 (comment)

Sorry for this @apcamargo you're something of a guinea pig here haha. I am trying to get our Rust practices inline with the Rust packages on conda-forge. (And I need to update my bioconda Rust packages too)

[apcamargo]

That's ok! It was actually very stupid of me to do that

[mbhall88]

Thanks for your patience @apcamargo. We got there in the end. I think these repos will act as a great example for others adding/updating rust packages.

[apcamargo]

Thanks, @mbhall88!

Do we have specific recommendations for maturing recipes?

[mbhall88]

I created this issue #50800 to see if we can document all of this somewhere - or at least point to the conda-forge docs for the bundled licenses part. There is also an open issue here conda-forge/conda-forge.github.io#2191 about documenting the no-track option too.