Split aarch64 pauth feature into paca and pacg
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LGTM, but the feature names in rustc also need to be adjusted since the macro also checks for |
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Thanks, I didn't realise the two were coupled like that |
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This is still blocked on getting these features split on the rustc side. |
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This needs a rebase due to a conflict with #1239. |
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☔ The latest upstream changes (presumably 00aa60a) made this pull request unmergeable. Please resolve the merge conflicts. |
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As per discussion on rust-lang/rust#86941, this is consistent with Linux and in the future there may well be environments with only one of address authentication or generic code authentication available.