All I could think of is, Rust already does this properly. It doesn't recompile libraries every time. It compiles them once, or again if the compiler is upgraded.
Additionally, the Rust community has a propensity (from what I've seen) to ship dependencies on v0.x.y libraries. I mean, just look at the version numbers on https://crates.io/! Below v1.0.0, otherwise-minor sem-ver updates are breaking, and can't be de-duplicated. (0.6 is breaking from 0.5, though Cargo does allow 0.6.1 from 0.6.0 upgrades)