minimp3 causes iOS app store rejection due to slice_deque use

[alice-i-cecile]

Heads up, using the mp3 Bevy feature will cause your iOS app to get rejected because minimp3 depends on slice_deque which uses an internal API for memory allocation.

First reported in bevyengine/bevy#3145. minimp3-rs is a doubly-transitive dependency of ours.

The dependency that you're using here seems to be unmaintained, so migrating away is likely the only real solution.

[LiquidityC]

This is more or less a duplicate of #29

[ArthurKValladares]

I don't think these are exactly the same issues. My app is getting rejected because we are referencing the non-public symbols: _mach_vm_allocate, _mach_vm_deallocate, _mach_vm_remap .

These are still being referenced in the slice_ring_buffer fork, so I think this is a different issue from the security issue fixed by your fork.

[LiquidityC]

Oh. Perhaps that is the case. Can you provide a more detailed error and perhaps drop me an issue and I'll check if it's something I can fix.

[ArthurKValladares]

I very weirdly opened a PR for in your fork of this repo (I don't know what I was thinking either) that fixes and explains the issue a bit better:
https://github.com/LiquidityC/minimp3-rs/pull/1