Use Never instead of Void as the fallback lock/mutex type.#898
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When using WASI without multithreading, or when using a platform to which Swift Testing has been incompletely ported, we don't know what type to use as a lock/mutex, so we use `Void`. However, turns out that produces a diagnostic: > warning: UnsafeMutablePointer<Void> has been replaced by UnsafeMutableRawPointer So use `Never` instead. (Yes, this will produce a pointer to an uninitialized instance of `Never`. If this affects you, please read Porting.md!)
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When using WASI without multithreading, or when using a platform to which Swift Testing has been incompletely ported, we don't know what type to use as a lock/mutex, so we use
Void. However, turns out that produces a diagnostic:So use
Neverinstead. (Yes, this will produce a pointer to an uninitialized instance ofNever. If this affects you, please read Porting.md!)Checklist: