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High-performance and extensible WebAssembly runtime

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Revision 4 (latest revision is 7)
Alexandre Vicenzi's avatar Alexandre Vicenzi (avicenzi) accepted request 1128890 from Dirk Mueller's avatar Dirk Mueller (dirkmueller) (revision 4)
- update to 0.13.5:
  * [Component] share loading entry for component and module
    (#2945)
  * Initial support for the component model proposal.
  * This PR allows WasmEdge to recognize the component and module
    format.
  * Provide options for enabling OpenBLAS, Metal, and cuBLAS.
  * Bump llama.cpp to b1383
  * Build thirdparty/ggml only when the ggml backend is enabled.
  * Enable the ggml plugin on the macOS platform.
  * Introduce `AUTO` detection. Wasm application will no longer
    need to specify the hardware spec (e.g., CPU or GPU). It will
    auto-detect by the runtime.
  * Unified the preload options with case-insensitive matching
  * Introduce `metadata` for setting the ggml options.
  * The following options are supported:
  * `enable-log`: `true` to enable logging. (default: `false`)
  * `stream-stdout`: `true` to print the inferred tokens in the
    streaming mode to standard output. (default: `false`)
  * `ctx-size`: Set the context size the same as the `--ctx-size`
    parameter in llama.cpp. (default: `512`)
  * `n-predict`: Set the number of tokens to predict, the same as
    the `--n-predict` parameter in llama.cpp. (default: `512`)
  * `n-gpu-layers`: Set the number of layers to store in VRAM,
    the same as the `--n-gpu-layers` parameter in llama.cpp.
    (default: `0`)
  * `reverse-prompt`: Set the token pattern at which you want to
    halt the generation. Similar to the `--reverse-prompt`
    parameter in llama.cpp. (default: `""`)
  * `batch-size`: Set the number of batch sizes for prompt
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