fix(wasm): use latest forked libmimalloc and update deps

[xusd320]

Changes

• Update tokio-fs-ext to 0.7.1
• Fix mimalloc patch configuration (remove explicit package name)
• Enable nodePolyFill in utooweb-demo config
• Include package-lock.json in demo files
• Update next.js submodule

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on maintaining the project's dependencies and configurations. It updates several key libraries to their latest versions, refines the WASM build process by fixing a mimalloc configuration, and enhances the WASM tracing capabilities. Additionally, it includes minor adjustments to the demo application's build process and updates a core submodule, ensuring the project remains current and stable.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: Updated tokio-fs-ext to version 0.7.1 and refreshed the libmimalloc forked repository to its latest commit in Cargo.lock and Cargo.toml.
• WASM Configuration Fixes: Corrected the mimalloc patch configuration by removing an explicit package name in Cargo.toml.
• WASM Tracing Enhancement: Enabled span events logging in WASM tracing by setting FmtSpan::CLOSE in crates/utoo-wasm/src/lib.rs, providing more detailed logging for span closures.
• Demo Application Configuration: Enabled nodePolyFill in the utooweb-demo configuration and included package-lock.json in the demo files, which was previously excluded.
• Submodule Update: Updated the next.js submodule to its latest commit.
• WASM Bindings Update: Updated the packages/utoo-web/src/utoo/index.d.ts file to reflect new initLogFilter and init_pack functions in the WASM InitOutput interface, along with reordering some wasm_bindgen closure definitions.

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Code Review

This pull request primarily focuses on updating dependencies, including libmimalloc and tokio-fs-ext, and refining configurations for the WASM build. The changes align well with the description, such as enabling span event logging for better debugging and adjusting the mimalloc patch. My review includes a minor suggestion to improve code cleanliness by removing commented-out code instead of leaving it in the codebase. Overall, the changes are straightforward and beneficial.