`wiggle` looks for an exported `Memory` named `"memory"` to use for its guest slices. This change allows it to use a `SharedMemory` if this is the kind of memory used for the export. It is `unsafe` to use shared memory in Wiggle because of broken Rust guarantees: previously, Wiggle could hand out slices to WebAssembly linear memory that could be concurrently modified by some other thread. With the introduction of Wiggle's new `UnsafeGuestSlice` (#5225, #5229, #5264), Wiggle should now correctly communicate its guarantees through its API.
wiggle-generate
This is a library crate that implements all of the component parts of
the wiggle proc-macro crate.
Code lives in a separate non-proc-macro crate so that it can be reused in
other settings, e.g. the lucet-wiggle crate.
Code generated by this crate should not have any references to a particular WebAssembly runtime or engine. It should instead expose traits that may be implemented by an engine. Today, it is consumed by both Lucet and Wasmtime.