Classify Winch with Tier 1 support #10755
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This commit classifies the Winch compiler in our documentation as a Tier 1 feature. This reflects the degree of work and investment put into it as well as the thorough quality vetting that has already happened in production. For Wasmtime this means that bugs in Winch are candidates for security releases as well. This additionally refines our tiers-of-support documentation to reflect how not all compilers are required to support all features. Tables are added of per-architecture support for each compiler as well as refined wording of the various requirements of what is required for each tier as well.
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May 9, 2025
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This commit classifies the Winch compiler in our documentation as a Tier 1 feature. This reflects the degree of work and investment put into it as well as the thorough quality vetting that has already happened in production. For Wasmtime this means that bugs in Winch are candidates for security releases as well.
This additionally refines our tiers-of-support documentation to reflect how not all compilers are required to support all features. Tables are added of per-architecture support for each compiler as well as refined wording of the various requirements of what is required for each tier as well.