fix test compilation issues on various architectures #46
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This simple change should fix #42 - or at least it does fix the issue for me on i686, and since the failure is the same on the other 32-bit architectures, I assume this PR should also fix those. The
foo as _trick is something I've seen used in other crates that deal withlibcbindings that have different type signatures on different architectures.I've also added a setting that excludes the "ci" directory from published crates - the files in it are larger than the rest of the crate combined (including the license text!) and they are not needed when using the crate as distributed via crates.io.