Document some filesystem conventions of WIT#507
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I've been meaning to write these down for awhile, and now I've gotten around to them! The goal is to outline some preexisting conventions for specifying WIT to bindings generators in a location that isn't buried in any implementation but instead in a shared location that can be iterated on as well.
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I've been meaning to write these down for awhile, and now I've gotten around to them! The goal is to outline some preexisting conventions for specifying WIT to bindings generators in a location that isn't buried in any implementation but instead in a shared location that can be iterated on as well.