* Add partial impl of determine_type_rights fn
* Add draft of fd_fdstat_get hostcall
* Add writev wrapper for writing IoVec in RawHandle
* Move IoVec and writev to separate helper crate
* Add Win error handling
Clean up closing and duplicating RawHandle
* Wrap Win file type result
* Add draft impl of fd_close and fd_read
* Refactor getting file access rights
* Remove winapi from the main Cargo.toml
* Add very rough draft of open_path (very incomplete)
* Clean up WinError with macro
* Ignore dir handle in openat if path absolute
* Decode oflags and advance open_path hostcall
* Clean up AccessRight and FlagsAndAttributes flags
* Implement path_get (without symlink expansion yet!)
* Add ShareMode and fix path_get for nested paths
* Add some error mappings between Win and WASI
* Clean up fdflags conversions
* Fix sharing violation when calling openat at '.'
* Apply Alex's fix of using ManuallyDrop instead forget
* Clean up
* Explicitly specify workspace to avoid comp errors at tests
Now, test binaries are bundled with the repo, and
just like in CraneStation/wasmtime, the test cases
are generated automatically using build.rs. So all
it takes is to drop a new test binary in the
testsuite dir to get the test case for it generated
(with some caveats to do with handling preopens).
Linux's open returns ENOTDIR when used with O_DIRECTORY|O_NOFOLLOW and
the path is a symlink. Update the code to expect this.
FreeBSD's open returns EMLINK instead of ELOOP when using O_NOFOLLOW on
symlink. Update the code to expect this.
WASI currently lacks the ability to specify the full UNIX access control
information when creating files and directories, so for now just avoid
creating executable files and rely on the umask.
If a path_open call is requesting __WASI_RIGHT_FD_FILESTAT_SET_SIZE,
interpret that as a request for write privleges. If it is requesting
O_TRUNC, require __WASI_RIGHT_PATH_FILESTAT_SET_SIZE, since this is
a path operation rather than a FD operation.
Make `dec_slice_of` return a slice rather than a pointer-length pair,
freeing its users from having to call the unsafe `slice::from_raw_parts`.
This requires splitting `dec_slice_of` and `dec_ptr` into mut and
non-mut versions, and reorganizing poll_oneoff a little to avoid
borrow-checker errors -- decoded slices do alias the main memory, so
make sure functions only need one or the other.
