Use std::os::fd instead of std::os::unix::io #7620
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std::os::fd has been stabilized since 1.66: https://releases.rs/docs/1.66.0/ std::os::fd are usable for unix and WASI
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Since the std::os::unix::io is not deprecated, and using #[cfg(unix)] nearby the std::os::unix::io looks more straightforward for me, I'm not a big fan of replacing it.
However, I'm not going to block this PR, if other reviewers want it, feel free to merge it.
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Motivation
std::os::fd has been stabilised since 1.66: https://releases.rs/docs/1.66.0/
std::os::fd are usable for unix and WASI
Solution
Replace all occurrences of
std::os::unix::iowithstd::os::fd