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Enable native AOT WASI testing in CI (build only) - #136202
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UnitTests don't build because we have an unfortunate async reference in it and something else asserts the JIT too. This is just for now.
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/ba-g the diagnostics legs are broken everywhere |
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UnitTests don't build because we have an unfortunate runtime async reference in it and something else asserts the JIT too. This is just for now.