[3.14] GH-130397: remove special-casing of C stack depth for WASI (GH-134469) #134547
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…honGH-134469) Removed special-casing for WASI when setting C stack depth limits. Since WASI has its own C stack checking this isn't a security risk. Also disabled some tests that stopped passing. They all happened to have already been disabled under Emscripten. (cherry picked from commit ad42dc1) Co-authored-by: Brett Cannon <brett@python.org>
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Removed special-casing for WASI when setting C stack depth limits. Since WASI has its own C stack checking this isn't a security risk.
Also disabled some tests that stopped passing. They all happened to have already been disabled under Emscripten.
(cherry picked from commit ad42dc1)
Co-authored-by: Brett Cannon brett@python.org