cannon: Define 64-bit syscalls #12256
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Also add SYS_FSTAT to the list of no-op syscalls emulated by MT-Cannon
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* cannon: Define 64-bit syscalls Also add SYS_FSTAT to the list of no-op syscalls emulated by MT-Cannon * update semver-lock
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SYS_FSTAT on Linux/MIPS64 is equivalent to SYS_FSTAT64 on Linux/MIPS32. So the 64-bit VM similarly emulates
SYS_FSTATas a no-op syscall.Fixes #12245