GH-126458: disable SIMD for HACL under WASI#126512
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I think this is fine as a temporary workaround; thanks!
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Requires an extra `-msimd128` flag and the `*mmintrin.h` header files are exclusive to x86-family CPUs.
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Requires an extra `-msimd128` flag and the `*mmintrin.h` header files are exclusive to x86-family CPUs.
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*mmintrin.hheader files require x86-family CPUs.