Lint against invalid POSIX symbol definitions#158522
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This PR extends the
invalid_runtime_symbol_definitionsandsuspicious_runtime_symbol_definitionslints to lint againts the following POSIX symbols:open,read,write,closemalloc,realloc,freeexitThis is meant to address the multiple reports of users tripping over
stdsymbols:#[no_mangle] fn open() {}makecargo thang?no_mangleThose symbols are defined in
std, so as long as thestdcrate is imported (and we are on a UNIX-like target) we lint on those symbols.Follow up to #155521