wasmparser(CM+GC): Validate components' core function linking via type canonicalization #2172
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…nonicalization Instead of structurally checking parameters and return types, rely on type canonicalization to dedupe types so that we can simply compare ids. This gets instantiation with the "same" function type defined in a different rec group to properly fail to link. This does not yet handle function subtyping. That will happen in follow up commits.
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Instead of structurally checking parameters and return types, rely on type canonicalization to dedupe types so that we can simply compare ids. This gets instantiation with the "same" function type defined in a different rec group to properly fail to link.
This does not yet handle function subtyping. That will happen in follow up commits.