Patch the instruction discriminant to be 4 bytes #5
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Uh, actually nevermind. This program won't suffer from this because there is no legacy version. |
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I'm pretty sure that this is not landable, because if the legacy built-in and this program have different discriminator sizes, then the actual instruction data will not line up when we switch from one to the other. I couldn't find a way to configure Shank macros to produce 4-byte discriminants.
Fixes: #4.