Recompile snippet only if it's code has changed #11
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fixes a bug where a failed compilation doesn't recompile since if compilation failed the first time from an error that isn't a problem in the code (e.g. forgetting to run `runner --add`), running a second time won'y recompile, because the code hasn't changed.
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If there is already an exact rust source file, that was already compiled, then we can just rerun it, without recompiling, this makes a big different for men on windows using msys2 (execution goes from ~0.4s to >0.1s) since the rust compiler and possibly forking processes on msys2 is relatively slow.