Fix testing the right targets on CI #461
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This commit fixes a bug from the cmake migration where tests were not actually testing the correct target. Object files were compiled with the right options but the link step was missing both `--target` and `-pthread` which caused everything to accidentally be tested as `wasm32-wasi`. When fixing this one test was needed to have its stderr updated because the component output of `wasm32-wasip2` is slightly different. A timeout was additionally added because without `-pthread` at the link step some tests infinitely ran which made debugging difficult.
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This commit fixes a bug from the cmake migration where tests were not actually testing the correct target. Object files were compiled with the right options but the link step was missing both
--targetand-pthreadwhich caused everything to accidentally be tested aswasm32-wasi. When fixing this one test was needed to have its stderr updated because the component output ofwasm32-wasip2is slightly different. A timeout was additionally added because without-pthreadat the link step some tests infinitely ran which made debugging difficult.