Target.Cpu.Feature.isEnabled() does not check dependencies

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Zig Version

0.10.0-dev.2836+2360f8c49

Steps to Reproduce

This could be a misunderstanding on my part, but I think this should work.

The following test fails the last two asserts.

test "feature deps" {
    const arm = std.Target.arm;
    const cpu = arm.cpu.arm1020e;
    const v5te = @enumToInt(arm.Feature.v5te);
    const v5t = @enumToInt(arm.Feature.has_v5t);
    const v4t = @enumToInt(arm.Feature.has_v4t);
    std.debug.assert( cpu.features.isEnabled( v5te ) == true );
    std.debug.assert( cpu.features.isEnabled( v5t ) == true );
    std.debug.assert( cpu.features.isEnabled( v4t ) == true );
}

arm1020e is defined as

pub const arm1020e = CpuModel{
    .name = "arm1020e",
    .llvm_name = "arm1020e",
    .features = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
        .v5te,
    }),
};

.v5te is defined as

result[@enumToInt(Feature.v5te)] = .{
    .llvm_name = "armv5te",
    .description = "ARMv5te architecture",
    .dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
        .has_v5te,
        .strict_align,
    }),
};

.has_v5te is defined as

result[@enumToInt(Feature.has_v5te)] = .{
    .llvm_name = "v5te",
    .description = "Support ARM v5TE, v5TEj, and v5TExp instructions",
    .dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
        .has_v5t,
    }),
};

.has_v5t is defined as

result[@enumToInt(Feature.has_v5t)] = .{
    .llvm_name = "v5t",
    .description = "Support ARM v5T instructions",
    .dependencies = featureSet(&[_]Feature{
        .has_v4t,
    }),
};

So I think that test should work. Unless there is another pattern to use?

Expected Behavior

All the asserts should pass

Actual Behavior

The last two asserts fail.