Set type of POSIX_SPAWN_* flags to c_short #3629
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Changing the type from `c_int` to `c_short` will likely not break existing programs. It might introduce warnings about no-longer needed conversions to `c_short` though.
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These were changed in f62eb02 ("Set type of POSIX_SPAWN_* flags to c_short"). PR: <rust-lang#3629>
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Changing the type from
c_inttoc_shortwill likely not break existing programs. It might introduce warnings about no-longer needed conversions toc_shortthough.Fixes #3627