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Support running spec tests in wasmtime#992
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With these changes and #993 to avoid a test failure in |
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Looks good to me, thanks! Can you fold the last commit with the one that introduces encodings for SIMD iadd, before merging, please?
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To support running spec tests in wasmtime, I had to modify cranelift with the following commits. This is a non-exhaustive list since some spec tests are currently failing and will likely require further changes.