wasmtime: Use fine-grained alias regions for memory, globals, tables, vmctx, and GC heap#13525
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Looks great! One question about new tests but otherwise LGTM.
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Defines an
AliasRegionKeythat gets turned into a Craneliftir::AliasRegionDataand yields a different region per defined memory/global/table vs GC heap vs vmctx structures, etc...Relatively small diff in reality, only a few hundred lines, but the disas test expectations all got updated.