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Fix the definition of sigevent #2813

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  1. Fix the definition of sigevent

    It was originally defined back before rust could represent C unions.  So
    instead of defining the union field correctly, it simply defined that
    union's most useful field.  Define it correctly now.
    
    Include a backwards-compatibility mechanism: Rename sigevent's old
    definition and hide it.  Implement Deref and DerefMut from sigevent to
    the old definition, so consumers will still be able to use the old field
    name.
    asomers committed Dec 20, 2023
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  3. Prevent safe construction of struct sigevent

    sigevent's Debug, PartialEq, and Hash trait impls might read union
    fields that could be potentially uninitialized by a standard
    initializer.  Those trait impls shouldn't be present (see
    rust-lang#2816), but can't easily be
    removed.  Until they get removed, the constructor must be `unsafe` to
    force the user to zero all fields.
    
    The same issue applies to the Deref<Target=sigevent_0_2_126> trait impl,
    which exists only for backwards compatibility.
    asomers committed Dec 20, 2023
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  5. Disable the 1-s!-macro-per-file style rule

    Rust 1.14.0 and earlier don't correctly expand #[cfg()] attributes
    within the macro, sometimes necessitating multiple s! macros per file.
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  6. style

    asomers committed Dec 20, 2023
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