fix: Don't include binaryen submodules so Windows builds with opam#138
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fix: Don't include binaryen submodules so Windows builds with opam#138
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) fix: Don't include binaryen submodules so Windows builds with opam (#138)
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) fix: Don't include binaryen submodules so Windows builds with opam (#138)
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Windows builds of binaryen.ml are failing because paths included in binaryen submodules used for testing end up being too long because of the way opam sets up its directory structure. This PR makes no code changes; it only changes how releases are prepared by not including the submodules. This build with no submodules is tested in CI in both the esy and opam workflows.
An example of the failure can be found in this run: https://github.com/grain-lang/binaryen.ml/actions/runs/19006995118/job/54401493486
I published a version of libbinaryen to my opam fork which does not include the submodules, and you can see it passing in binaryen.ml here: https://github.com/grain-lang/binaryen.ml/actions/runs/19123129929/job/54647560908?pr=208