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Add cm64 support to "dummy modules" - #2809
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This commit plumb support for 64-bit linear memories in the `dummy.rs` support in the `wit-component` crate. This involves a new parameter in the function used to create a dummy module which is the index type of the linear memory to be generated. This is plumbed through then to the CLI to be able to test this as well. Fuzzing now generates 64-bit linear memories in the `roundtrip_wit` fuzzer, too.
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This commit plumb support for 64-bit linear memories in the
dummy.rssupport in thewit-componentcrate. This involves a new parameter in the function used to create a dummy module which is the index type of the linear memory to be generated. This is plumbed through then to the CLI to be able to test this as well. Fuzzing now generates 64-bit linear memories in theroundtrip_witfuzzer, too.