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`maud`, which was the main reason for nightlies, relies on proc macros. Those are stable in the 2021 edition, and maud 0.23+ uses them in a stable-friendly way.
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Now that it's done in two (well, three, if you count the README) places, it's best if its done consistently.
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This allows the project to have a pinned version of Rust, but also ensures we don't fall too far behind on versions so long as someone (cough) reviews the pull requests regularly. This splits the difference between using nightly directly (and having Travis fail sporadically because of missing rustfmt/clippy) and pinning so that Travis works reliably (and having a large version lag).
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