Exclude . and .. from directory iteration.
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Add text excluding `.` and `..` from `readdir` directory iteration. In most use cases, they act as navigational mechanisms rather than meaningful contents of directories. Wasi-libc will be expected to re-add `.` and `..` when implementing the POSIX `readdir` interface. Fixes WebAssembly#90.
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Add text excluding
.and..fromreaddirdirectory iteration. In most use cases, they act as navigational mechanisms rather than meaningful contents of directories.Wasi-libc will be expected to re-add
.and..when implementing the POSIXreaddirinterface.Fixes #90.