Shorten the list make it fit more for beginner?

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	## Rust References
	- [**Official Learning Reference**](https://www.rust-lang.org/learn): Entry to
	all your needs.
	- [**Rust Standard Library**](https://doc.rust-lang.org/std): The Rust standard
	library to search for common functionality.
	- [**Rust Book**](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book): The extensive Rust book
	explaining topics in more (stm. too much) detail.
	- [**Rust By Example**](https://doc.rust-lang.org/rust-by-example): A summary
	about different Rust topics by small examples. This is good to get a first
	grasp of it.
	- [**Rustling**](https://rustlings.cool/): More exercises. We also use some of
	these in our exercises.
	- [**Library Best-Practices**](https://blessed.rs/crates#section-common-subsection-error-handling):
	For every use case there is a good library out there.
	- [**Videos: From Python To Rust**](https://www.youtube.com/@BedroomBuilds/videos)

I feel it can be a bit overwhelming for audiences with too many learning resources.
I believe this is the slide people what to take a picture (if it is a in person presentation).

I'd recommend to have three block in this slide

1. get started: The official learning reference as the first one is super nice! I like it. Rust Book/rust by example/rustling are all linked from this link maybe put them in this block.
2. then show the path on how potentially can become fluent in rust. The path I found worth to check is https://corrode.dev/blog/rust-learning-resources-2025/
3. A link that link to the collection of extra materials that we can keep on adding and updating other learning materials.

Maybe remove std library link, it is important but it will become natural when get more into rust. (could mention that rust has a very nice std lib with a lot of explanation, that any modern IDE can easily access it)