Add a test to exercise GC and MIRI#13357
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Huh, well I don't think either of us expected this to turn up a GC bug but here we are!
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The gc_zeal failure in CI is fixed by #13330, will rebase after that merges. |
This test doesn't actually compile or run any Wasm functions, which means it can easily run under MIRI, but does exercise the very basics of garbage collection (notably, GC roots and their updating, which has historically been problematic under MIRI).
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This test doesn't actually compile or run any Wasm functions, which means it can
easily run under MIRI, but does exercise the very basics of garbage
collection (notably, GC roots and their updating, which has historically been
problematic under MIRI).
Depends on #13356