BREAKING(std/wasi): return exit code from start #9022
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and letting the user handle it. As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.
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This returns the exit code directly from the start entry point instead of throwing it and making the user handle that specific kind of error which is a bit too convoluted.
As a result the exit status is an implementation detail and has been made internal.