encode_frame sized and filled superblock-aligned coding planes from the
configured dimensions (up to 65536 x 65536) even when the planes passed in
held a few bytes, making up the missing samples; it now encodes nothing for
planes shorter than the frame. The plug-in sandbox capped each linear
memory but not how many memories or tables a module declares, or their
elements; one memory, four tables and 65,536 elements per table are
allowed.
These crates have no production panic sites: add the deny attribute so they stay clean
(geom, color, model, automation, host, export, plugin, and the desktop, CLI and web apps). The
plugin's wasm-only test module gets a separate cfg(test) attribute so clippy recognises it as
test code.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>