Update dynasm requirement from 0.2.1 to 1.0.0

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Updates the requirements on dynasm to permit the latest version.

Changelog

Sourced from dynasm's changelog.

Version 1.0.0

Global

• First release on rust stable (1.45+)!

Plugin

• Use new Span::mixed_site hygiene to replace call_site hygiene wherever relevant.

Version 0.7.1

Runtime

• Fixed an issue where calls to Modifier.extend would cause invalid code to be emitted.

Version 0.7.0

Global

• Updated everything to the 2018 edition of rust.
• The crate will be able to be used on a rust 1.45 stable compiler!

Plugin

• File-local directives now requires the filelocal feature and a nightly compiler.
• Now compiles and is usable on a stable 1.45 rust compiler.
• Added dynasm_backwards!, which emits templates in reverse order. This allows writing assemblers that compile code backwards.

Runtime

• dynasmrt now re-exports the dynasm! macro from dynasm, so projects only need the dynasmrt dependency.
• Refactoring PatchLoc and Relocation to generalize relocation handling between architectures.
• Added register family listings, to facilitate dynamic register usage. This feature was contributed by vext01.

Version 0.6.0

Runtime

• Significant internal refactoring: Architectural support is now abstracted through the Relocation trait, that all assemblers are generic over. Aliases for the previous architecture-specific assemblers are kept for backwards compatibility.
• Made assembler components public to facilitate writing custom assemblers.

Tests

• Reduced compile time significantly by migrating simple instruction format tests to SimpleAssembler.

Commits

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Superseded by #25.