Handle archived dylibs on AIX #2442
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In recent Rust versions, the dylib format for AIX has changed to reflect that shared libraries on AIX are normal archived, in the Big archive format. See rust-lang/rust#132362. However, Python wheels on the platforms still use un-archived shared objects, so this change updates module_writer to unarchive the archived dylib before we copy it over to the wheel.
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In recent Rust versions, the dylib format for AIX has changed to reflect that shared libraries on AIX are normal archived, in the Big archive format.
See rust-lang/rust#132362.
However, Python wheels on the platforms still use un-archived shared objects, so this change updates module_writer to unarchive the archived dylib before we copy it over to the wheel.