Fix read 32 bits accesses to modules to be unaligned #1634
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Modules can be unaligned when they are loaded from a binary and reads should therefore be unaligned. This yielded a crash on arm32v7 CI. Also update arm32v7 CI to use bookworm debian image Signed-off-by: Paul Guyot <pguyot@kallisys.net>
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Merge fix from release-0.6 for unaligned memory access when loading modules from binaries (see also #1634).
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Modules can be unaligned when they are loaded from a binary and reads should therefore be unaligned. This yielded a crash on arm32v7 CI.
Also update arm32v7 CI to use bookworm debian image
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