`test_parse2-auto [parse2/eof.dat]` fails on armv7

[ggardet]

test_parse2-auto [parse2/eof.dat] fails on openSUSE Tumbleweed armv7:

[   43s] Test: Automated parser tests (om & invalid)
[   43s]     ==> test_parse2-auto [parse2/tests1.dat]............................PASS
[   43s]     ==> test_parse2-auto [parse2/eof.dat]...............................FAIL
[   43s] 
[   43s] 
[   43s] Failure detected: consult log file

The problem started with 0.9.2, while 0.9.1 was ok.

Detailed log:

Running build-armv7hl-suse-linux-gnueabi-bacfcbe2cbf14f1baa2c5569cf97d48b-release-lib-shared/test_parse2-auto /home/abuild/rpmbuild/BUILD/libcss-0.9.2-build/libcss-0.9.2/test//data/parse2/eof.dat
    Test 1: PASS
    Test 2: PASS
    Test 3: PASS
    Test 4: PASS
    Test 5: PASS
    Test 6: PASS
    Test 7: PASS
    Test 8: PASS
    Test 9: PASS
    Test 10: PASS
    Test 11: PASS
    Test 12: PASS
    Test 13: PASS
    Test 14: PASS
    Test 15: PASS
    Test 16: PASS
    Test 17: PASS
    Test 18: PASS
    Test 19: PASS
    Test 20: PASS
    Test 21: PASS
    Test 22: PASS
    Test 23: PASS
    Test 24: PASS
    Test 25: PASS
    Test 26: PASS
    Test 27: PASS
    Expected (13):
    | @media 040

    Result (13):
    | @media 000

    FAIL - 0 && "Result doesn't match expected" at line 228

[ggardet]

ChatGPT proposed the following fix:

diff --git a/test/dump.h b/test/dump.h
--- a/test/dump.h
+++ b/test/dump.h
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ void dump_rule_media(css_rule_media *s, char **buf, size_t *buflen)
 	char *ptr = *buf;
 	css_rule *rule;
 
-	ptr += sprintf(ptr, "| @media %s%03lx",
+	ptr += sprintf(ptr, "| @media %s%03" PRIx64,
 			s->media->negate_type ? "not " : "",
 			s->media->type);

Reasoning is: css_mq_query::type is uint64_t, while the test dumper currently uses %lx, which breaks on 32-bit.