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Enabled merged proposals by default #1405

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This enables three proposals by default since they've been merged into
the upstream specification:

Most of the fallout from this is in the test suite with lots of
--enable flags getting removed and some tests which now
unconditionally pass also getting removed. Two spec tests explicitly
pass --disable until the spec test submodule is updated.

This enables three proposals by default since they've been merged into
the upstream specification:

* `saturating-float-to-int` - WebAssembly/spec#1143
* `sign-extension` - WebAssembly/spec#1144
* `multi-value` - WebAssembly/spec#1145

Most of the fallout from this is in the test suite with lots of
`--enable` flags getting removed and some tests which now
unconditionally pass also getting removed. Two spec tests explicitly
pass `--disable` until the spec test submodule is updated.
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Thanks, lgtm! I was initially a little concerned about removing these tests, since I imagine folks will still want to test against MVP for a while. That said, I figure a better solution for that would be to keep a collection of MVP tests instead of maintaining them in wabt. So I'm OK with removing them.

@binji binji merged commit e88bc66 into WebAssembly:master May 6, 2020
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