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Update the minidump crates to 0.22 - #126
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This creates a few duplicate dependencies, but they are only dev-dependencies (and they will work themselves out as the `backtrace` crate gets updated).
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This creates a few duplicate dependencies, but they are only dev-dependencies (and they will work themselves out as the
backtracecrate gets updated).I also realized some of the ptrace_dumper tests fail on Android for (likely) the same reason they fail in CI, so I have a commit addressing that.