ci!: Fix CI for new crate Layout#924
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This PR is based upon #923 and should thus only be merged after it.
It deletes the rust-toolchain.toml file in CI to make sure the proper toolchain is used in the no-std check. This is not done for the different rust version tests, as these might not pass when we start using features from newer versions.
Thus these CI actions will have to be fixed in the future, but don't currently fail either as they just run nightly.
BREAKING CHANGE: This is not actually a breaking change, but is considered one simply because it's based on #923.