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Update and add support for uniffi v0.31.2 #2

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Update C++ bindings for UniFFI 0.31
alan-george-lk Sep 15, 2026
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Duplicate enum guarding
alan-george-lk Sep 1, 2026
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Fix optional enum default rendering
alan-george-lk Sep 15, 2026
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Clarify default value naming
alan-george-lk Sep 16, 2026
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Remaining gaps
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alan-george-lk Sep 22, 2026
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#### v0.10.0+v0.31.2

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- Core: Update bindgen to UniFFI v0.31.2
- Core: Objects are passed across the FFI as `uint64_t` handles instead of raw pointers
- Core: Trait interfaces distinguish Rust- and C++-implemented objects when lifting and lowering, and implement the new `uniffi_clone` vtable entry
- Core: Support methods and exported `Display`/`Debug`/`Eq`/`Hash`/`Ord` traits on records, enums and errors (flat enums get free functions)
- Core: Support the `Ord` trait (`cmp`) on objects
- Core: Support tuple-style enum variants with unnamed fields
- Core: Support `#[uniffi(default)]` without a literal using C++ value initialization (`{}`)
- Core: Fix optional enum default values rendering with the wrong type
- Core: Fix duplicate type definitions when a record or enum references the same type more than once
- Core: Async functions, constructors and methods are omitted with a warning instead of aborting generation; async callback interfaces are still unsupported

#### v0.9.0+v0.29.4

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