WASIX POSIX compatibility tests #6070
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As we've discussed - this PR uses a lot of open source project like LTP (Linux Test Project) as a basis for new WASIX tests. The idea is cover all the syscalls and ensure POSIX compatibility and also achieve great test coverage on WASIX.
This is the draft PR as we've agreed I'll slowly convert all the tests and once all syscalls are covered then I'll open it for the review.
Progress:
Found compatibility issues (so far):