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Update wit-bindgen used in tests #3006

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This commit updates the wit-bindgen crate version used in tests from 0.13.0 and 0.16.0 to 0.32.0. A significant number of changes have happened to wit-bindgen in the intervening releases which relatively radically change how, for example, exported functionality works. The goal here was to get all the tests compiling/passing again with the updated version of wit-bindgen, but this otherwise doesn't refactor things too much.

Note that 0.32.0 isn't the latest wit-bindgen because the latest version needs other changes in WIT files to replace usage of float32 with f32 for example. The full update here will be deferred to #3005

This commit updates the `wit-bindgen` crate version used in tests from
0.13.0 and 0.16.0 to 0.32.0. A significant number of changes have
happened to `wit-bindgen` in the intervening releases which relatively
radically change how, for example, exported functionality works. The
goal here was to get all the tests compiling/passing again with the
updated version of wit-bindgen, but this otherwise doesn't refactor
things too much.

Note that 0.32.0 isn't the latest `wit-bindgen` because the latest
version needs other changes in WIT files to replace usage of `float32`
with `f32` for example. The full update here will be deferred to spinframework#3005

Signed-off-by: Alex Crichton <[email protected]>
@lann lann merged commit e5c6a13 into spinframework:main Feb 5, 2025
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