Remove cap-std#35
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Resolves #18
A simple filesystem built on top of Rust's std. Symlinks and hard links are not supported, as well as inodes (always zero), device id, advice, sockets, pipes and probably some other features, still enough to run many programs. This implementation includes some path traversal mitigations. This PR removes dependency on cap-std. File descriptors/handles are not used for poll anymore, they are replaced with futures (using
WasiFile::readableandWasiFile::writablelikewasi-common::tokiodid). It all should make easier to maintainwebrogue-wasi-commonand port it to wasm32-unknown-unknown in future.