MRI compatibility with IO::sysopen for serial ports on windows#5809
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…File::RDWR) works on windows
…handle instead of fake handles. Lazily create to avoid taking too many resources.
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Seems ok but need to ensure this falls back to old behavior gracefully when native support is disabled (-Xnative.enabled=false or JVM -Djruby.native.enabled=false).
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These changes make JRuby be compatible with MRI's API's and behaviors on Windows serial ports.
Fileno is now real in most cases, but lazily generated in most cases to avoid sucking up 2x the number of file resources.
I put the WinC interface in FilenoUtils arbitrarily, I wasn't sure the best place to put it