Ubuntu Linux swapping classic sudo for Rust-powered sudo-rs

Ubuntu is rolling out a major update that replaces the familiar `sudo` command with a new tool called sudo-rs, built using the Rust programming language. This change emphasizes improved security and sustainability, though it won't fully replace sudo for all users. Canonical is taking this step cautiously, allowing feedback before finalizing the transition in future versions. Additionally, other essential utilities are also being updated to Rust-based implementations, ensuring compatibility without major disruptions.