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This patch adds a baseline implementation for our WasmFX instruction set implementation. It is a baseline in the sense that it is not particularly optimised. The implementation is mostly disjoint from the main (or optimised) implementation, though, there is one particular code that is shared at the moment and that is `ContinuationReference`. The current implementation exploits that the pointer size of `*mut ContinuationObject` and `*mut VMContRef` is the same. It is a slight hack that probably have to change in the future. Another important thing to remark is that the implementation is built on top of vanilla Wasmtime Fiber, meaning that we should in principle supports the same architectures as Wasmtime Fiber.
…using the baseline implementation
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Just a way to easily run the CI