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Theodor
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What
This PR adds support for running statically linked binaries with Instrew on RISC-V host.
Testing
All Instrew tests passed successfully on Sipeed Lichee PI 4A and a Debian VM, but almost all of the Rellume JIT tests didn't pass due to segfault in LLVM Runtime. I believe the reason is in poor JIT support for RISC-V in LLVM <= 18. Also I've added a few more rv64 testcases.