[Breaking][std] Update runtime utils and replace std.autowrap() with std.autopack()
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std.autowrap() with std.autopack()std.autowrap() with std.autopack()
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This PR updates the version of
brioche-runtime-utilsused in thestdpackage to the latest: brioche-dev/brioche-runtime-utils@fad8671This applies for both the version of
brioche-runtime-utilsused by the toolchain build and the version exposed bystddirectly, so this is effectively a full rebuild ofstdand all other packages (I've pre-emptively handled the build by pushing to abuild/*branch prior to opening this PR, so the new builds are already in the registry, but not yet published)Internally, this update includes PRs brioche-dev/brioche-runtime-utils#5 and brioche-dev/brioche-runtime-utils#6, which majorly refactor how autopacking (née autowrapping) work. Because of this, I also replaced the
std.autowrap()function withstd.autopack(), which is very similar but exposes a lot more options and generally helps to clean up the code a bit. The Rust build is still a little messy and it'll take some future iteration to get it into a good state.