Log message:
binaryen: fix PLIST for new test option

Log message:
binaryen: Optionize googletest dependency

Log message:
binaryen: update to 116.

v116
----

 - "I31New" changed to "RefI31" everywhere it appears in the \ 
C API and similarly
   "i31.new" has been replaced with "ref.i31" in the JS API \ 
and in printed
   output (#5930, #3931).
 - The standard WasmGC opcodes are now on by default (#5873).

v115
----

- The nonstandard, experimental gc-nn-locals feature has been removed now that
  standard non-nullable locals are supported. (#5080)
- Print all debug annotations when `BINARYEN_PRINT_FULL`. (#5904)
- Use the standard text format for WasmGC now that things are stable there.
  (#5894, #5889, #5852, #5801)
- Rename multimemory flag to `--multimemory` to match its naming in LLVM.
  (#5890)
- Allow opting into standard GC encodings at compile time. (#5868)
- Remove legacy WasmGC instructions. (#5861)
- GUFA: Infer using TrapsNeverHappen. (#5850)
- Add a pass to reorder functions by name, which can be useful for debugging
  (e.g. comparisons after optimizations), `--reorder-functions-by-name`. (#5811)
- C API: Add `BinaryenAddFunctionWithHeapType` which is like
  `BinaryenAddFunction` but takes a heap type. The old function is kept for
  backwards compatibility and as a convenience. (#5829)
- Work on new optimization framework using lattices. (#5784, #5794, #5800,
  #5817, #5831, #5849)
- Heap types are now final by default and openness must be opted into both in
  the text and binary formats as well as in the TypeBuilder API. (#5918)

Log message:
*: recursive bump for Python 3.11 as new default

Log message:
binaryen: update to 114.

v114
----

- Fix a bug where e.g. -O3 -Oz ran the -O3 with the opt levels of -Oz, which
  could inhibit inlining, for example. While this is a bugfix, it affects how
  commandline options are interpreted, so if you depended on the old behavior
  this may be a breaking change. That is, the old behavior made -O3 -Oz run the
  first -O3 with -Oz's opt levels, and the new behavior is to run -O3 with the
  proper (-O3) opt levels.
- Add pass to remove Exception Handling instructions.

Log message:
binaryen: update to 113.

v113
----

- Add a `wasm-merge` tool. This is a full rewrite of the previous `wasm-merge`
  tool that was removed from the tree in the past. The new version is much
  simpler after recent improvements to multi-memory and multi-table. The
  rewrite was motivated by new use cases for merging modules in the context of
  WasmGC.
- Some C and JS API functions now refer to data and element segments by name
  instead of index.
- The `--nominal` and `--hybrid` command line options and related API functions
  have been removed. The only supported type system is now the standard
  isorecursive (i.e. hybrid) type system.
- Add a "mayNotReturn" effect.
- Disable the memory64 feature in Memory64Lowering.cpp.
- Disable sign extension in SignExtLowering.cpp.

Log message:
binaryen: switch to cmake/build.mk

Log message:
binaryen: update to 112.

v112
----

- Add AbstractTypeRefining pass (#5461)
- Add a mechanism to skip a pass by name (#5448)
- Add TypeMerging pass (#5321)
- Add TypeSSA pass  (#5299)
- Optimization sequences like `-O3 -Os` now do the expected thing and run `-O3`
  followed by `-Os`. Previously the last of them set the defaults that were used
  by all executions, so `-O3 -Os` was equivalent to `-Os -Os`. (There is no
  change to the default optimization level that other passes can see. For
  example, `--precompute-propagate -O2 -O1` will run `--precompute-propagate`
  at opt level `1`, as the global default is set to `2` and then overridden to
  `1`. The only change is that the passes run by `-O2` will actually run `-O2`
  now, while before they'd use the global default which made them do `-O1`.)
- Add `--closed-world` flag. This enables more optimizations in GC mode as it
  lets us assume that we can change types inside the module.
- The isorecursive WasmGC type system (i.e. --hybrid) is now the default to
  match the spec and the old default equirecursive (i.e. --structural) system
  has been removed.
- `ref.is_func`, `ref.is_data`, and `ref.is_i31` have been removed from the C
  and JS APIs and `RefIs` has been replaced with `RefIsNull`.
- Types `Data` and `Dataref` have been replaced with types `Struct` and
  `Structref` in the C and JS APIs.
* `BinaryenStringNew` now takes an additional last argument, `try_`, indicating
  whether the instruction is one of `string.new_utf8_try` respectively
  `string.new_utf8_array_try`.
* `BinaryenStringEq` now takes an additional second argument, `op`, that is
  either `BinaryenStringEqEqual()` if the instruction is `string.eq` or
  `BinaryenStringEqCompare()` if the instruction is `string.compare`.

Log message:
binaryen: update to 111.

v111
----

- Add extra `memory64` argument for `BinaryenSetMemory` and new
  `BinaryenMemoryIs64` C-API method to determine 64-bit memory. (#4963)
- `TypeBuilderSetSubType` now takes a supertype as the second argument.
- `call_ref` now takes a mandatory signature type immediate.
- If `THROW_ON_FATAL` is defined at compile-time, then fatal errors will throw a
  `std::runtime_error` instead of terminating the process. This may be used by
  embedders of Binaryen to recover from errors.
- Implemented bottom heap types: `none`, `nofunc`, and `noextern`. RefNull
  expressions and null `Literal`s must now have type `nullref`, `nullfuncref`,
  or `nullexternref`.
- The C-API's `BinaryenTypeI31ref` and `BinaryenTypeDataref` now return nullable
  types.
- The `sign-extension` and `mutable-globals` features are now both enabled by
  default in all tools. This is in order to match llvm's defaults (See
  https://reviews.llvm.org/D125728).
- Add a pass to lower sign-extension operations to MVP.

Log message:
*: drop maintainership for WebAssembly related packages.