fix(bindgen): populate imported resource lower metadata#1450
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LGTM 🚀
Thanks for fixing this bit of the metadata (it's as bit messy to have both those lookups, I know!)
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The failure shows up with async imports that return resources inside result, for example filesystem ops like this:
throws:
Basically
imports_resource_typesmaps WIT type id to the runtime resource type. But the lowering forown<T>needs the reverse mapping: given the concrete resource type, find the WIT resource type id so it can generate correct func.