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`guix package -s cargo`
This does not return rust even though cargo is an output of rust. The
manual says it looks at name, synopsis, or description. So this is not
a surprise.

Is there a way to search for programs that are an output of a package?

I looked at "4.2 Invoking =E2=80=98guix package=E2=80=99" in the manual b=
ut it is not
covered there.