Fix type mismatch in ecs_lookup_symbol on ARM/Android platforms#286
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On ARM platforms (such as Android or ARM Linux), c_char is typically defined as u8. The current implementation of World::import hardcodes a cast to *const i8 when calling sys::ecs_lookup_symbol:
let m = unsafe { sys::ecs_lookup_symbol(raw_world, symbol.as_ptr() as *const i8, true, false) };This causes a compilation error because sys::ecs_lookup_symbol (generated by bindgen) expects *const c_char, which resolves to *const u8 on these platforms.
Changing the cast to as *const _ allows the compiler to infer the correct pointer type (*const i8 or *const u8) based on the platform-specific definition of c_char, making the code cross-platform compatible.