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chore: release fvm_ipld_amt, fvm_sdk, and fvm crates #1934

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@arajasek arajasek commented Dec 5, 2023

This release will allow us to start running nv22 code on the FVM behind the nv22-dev feature flag.

I'm not sure how much of #1922 and #1861 constitute breaking changes. I'm choosing to release minor bumps of all 3 crates, but feel free to suggest otherwise.

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Merging #1934 (ec485a8) into master (aa2aa06) will increase coverage by 0.01%.
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I'd like to wait, if at all possible. Pluggable syscall support is currently in flux. If not, a minor version should be fine? We'll need to test with forest to see how bad the breakage is.

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Specifically, I'd like to merge #1933.

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Re-doing this in #1966.

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