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It would be nice to translate these statements rather than constant fold at compile time.
Done, I translate static_assert as const assert in Rust.
For the things that can be const evaluated in rust I keep the expression inside static_assert, e.g. const _: () = assert!(size_of(int) == 4).
For the things that cannot be const-evaluated (non-const Rust functions) or for the things that don't have a direct translation to Rust (concepts and requires) I write: const _: () = assert!(true, "Small<int>") to keep track of the C++ expression that generated the code.
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They are evaluated by clang. Only the result of the evaluation is translated.
Furthermore, static_assert is no-op because it's evaluated at compile time. Same for concept declaration.