[46.0.0] Fix leak in fd_renumber#13649
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This commit fixes a file descriptor leak in the WASIp1 implementation of `fd_renumber` in the `wasmtime-wasi` crate. Notably the previous implementation did not fully close the file descriptor being renumbered-to which meant that the host's resources for the file, including the file descriptor, stayed alive. The fix here is to validate both fds exist and then delegate to the `fd_close` call to close the destination.
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This commit fixes a file descriptor leak in the WASIp1 implementation of
fd_renumberin thewasmtime-wasicrate. Notably the previous implementation did not fully close the file descriptor being renumbered-to which meant that the host's resources for the file, including the file descriptor, stayed alive. The fix here is to validate both fds exist and then delegate to thefd_closecall to close the destination.