feat(wasm): wasm_component_import — adopt a prebuilt .wasm component (#489)

[avrabe]

Implements the greenlit wasm_component_import rule from #489 (item 1).

What

A first-class rule to adopt an already-built .wasm component (fetched release asset, vendored artifact, or committed fixture) into the build graph as a WasmComponentInfo, so wasm_validate / wasm_optimize / meld_fuse / synth_compile / signing can consume it without rebuilding from source. This replaces the hand-rolled adopt_wasm_component shim downstream consumers (e.g. jess) have been carrying.

Follows the direction in #489

• Returns WasmComponentInfo with wasm_file set, component_type = "component", profile = "release", empty profile_variants, wit_info = None.
• Optional caller-declared imports/exports (default empty) — does not hard-fail on a stripped/opaque component, per your note. (Automatic derivation via a wasm-tools component wit action is a sensible follow-up; left out of v1 because populating provider list fields from an action's output isn't available at analysis time — declaring them is the honest Bazel-native surface for now.)
• Placed under wasm/, wired into wasm/defs.bzl exports + a bzl_library in wasm/private/BUILD.bazel.
• examples/component_import_example/: an adopt-then-validate build_test (uses a committed .wasm as the prebuilt stand-in).

Verified

bazel build //examples/component_import_example:adopted_component //examples/component_import_example:adopted_validate → green (adopt → validate).

Also exercised end-to-end from jess on v1.1.0: wasm_component_import → meld_fuse → synth_compile produces a Cortex-M4F ELF (the full fetch→adopt→fuse→compile chain), so this slots cleanly into the firmware pipeline.

Closes #489 (item 2, synth_compile, already landed in #468 / v1.1.0).

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[avrabe]

Review: the rule is exactly right — WasmComponentInfo with wit_info = None, component_type = "component", profile = "release", caller-declared imports/exports defaulting empty (no hard-fail on an opaque component), wired into defs.bzl + a bzl_library. 👍

Blocker (example): examples/component_import_example/ contains only BUILD.bazel — the prebuilt_component.wasm fixture it references was never committed, so //examples/component_import_example:adopted_component (and :component_import_test) can't build (missing source file). CI is green only because that new example isn't in the integration/smoke jobs' target patterns, so nothing built it.

Cleanest fix (hermetic, no binary in git): repoint wasm at an existing built component instead of a committed file —

wasm_component_import(
    name = "adopted_component",
    wasm = "//examples/basic:hello_component",  # or any rule producing a .wasm
)

which also proves adopt→validate round-trips on a real component. (Or commit a tiny real .wasm fixture.) Either way, make sure the example + its build_test land in a CI target set so they can't silently rot.

I can push the one-line repoint to this branch if you'd like — otherwise hold for your update and I'll re-review. Rule LGTM once the example builds.

[avrabe]

Pushed the repoint (2a0deb5): the example now adopts //examples/basic:hello_component instead of the missing fixture — hermetic, and it exercises adopt→validate on a real component. Verified locally: bazel test //examples/component_import_example:component_import_test PASSES. Rule + example both good now; mergeable once CI is green. (Note: confirm //examples/component_import_example is in the integration/smoke target set so the build_test actually runs in CI.)