Ported the implementation of binary search from Rust <=1.81 to Soroban #1480
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#1477) ### What Ported the implementation of binary search from Rust <=1.81 to Soroban env. ### Why This is necessary for 2 reasons: - Fix the immediate issue of CI failing due to observation divergence in Rust 1.82 caused by the binary search implementation change - Protect ourselves from the similar issues in the future - we were effectively observing the stdlib implementation and that's incorrect and risky in the long term. ### Known limitations N/A
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What
Ported the implementation of binary search from Rust <=1.81 to Soroban.
Bump the env version to 21.2.2.
Why
To keep the binary search implementation the same in the future Rust versions.
Known limitations
N/A