Drop wasmer in favor of wasmtime for tests
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Since we've transitioned to `wasmtime` for the entirety of our stack, we should also use it for the tests in this crate. This commit does exactly that, doing away with the `wasmer` dependency, and replacing it with `wasmtime`. This also also helps in figuring out exactly what's wrong with our test runs, by eliminating the runtime as a factor - it errors in the same way in both `debug` and `release` modes. See-also: #105
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May 8, 2024 15:25
This is done by allocating a dedicated buffer and copying the contents of the response into it.
This makes the allocator explicitly responsible for the memory allocated, preventing any clobbering.
Fix `allocate` and `free_mem`
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Since we've transitioned to
wasmtimefor the entirety of our stack, we should also use it for the tests in this crate. This commit does exactly that, doing away with thewasmerdependency, and replacing it withwasmtime.This also also helps in figuring out exactly what's wrong with our test runs, by eliminating the runtime as a factor - it errors in the same way in both
debugandreleasemodes.See-also: #105