[fuzz] Simplify macros used by single-instruction generator#4774
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This removes the multiple macros used previously to describe the WebAssembly instruction signatures and replaces them with a single one--`inst!`.
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I love this! I have one small suggestion but it's not critical.
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This removes the multiple macros used previously to describe the
WebAssembly instruction signatures and replaces them with a single
one--
inst!.