Remove outdated references to nightly. #638
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Inline asm is available in stable Rust versions now, so move references to nightly. Also fix the Linux auxv code to use `OFlags::RDONLY` when opening /proc/self/auxv. `OFlags::empty()` worked because on Linux `O_RDONLY` has the value zero, but using `RDONLY` makes to code more obvious.
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Backport the MSRV fix from #638.
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Backport the MSRV fix from #638.
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Inline asm is available in stable Rust versions now, so move references to nightly.
Also fix the Linux auxv code to use
OFlags::RDONLYwhen opening /proc/self/auxv.OFlags::empty()worked because on LinuxO_RDONLYhas the value zero, but usingRDONLYmakes to code more obvious.