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`wai-rs` builds the codec chain by default, and those crates link system libraries rather than vendoring them -- which follows from "WAI does not re-implement codecs", but means a fresh clone fails inside a codec crate's build script with no hint that the missing piece is an OS package. Nothing in the tree said so. Lists the packages for macOS and Debian/Ubuntu, and records the `--no-default-features` path that skips the C chain entirely (the envelope, manifest and `world` engine don't need it -- it's how wasm32 is built). Debian names checked against Ubuntu 24.04; macOS set verified by building wai-rs with default features after installing them. Also corrects the jpegxl-rs comment, which claimed system libjxl 0.11.x specifically -- 0.12.0 builds fine. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]> |
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