change stable memory size in tests, remove comments, fix a couple did…

… files

examples/complex_init/src/main.did

@@ -1,5 +1,2 @@
 type User = record { id : text };
-service : (record { text; User }) -> {
-  does_interpreter_exist : () -> (bool) query;
-  greet_user : () -> (text) query;
-}
+service : (record { text; User }) -> { greet_user : () -> (text) query }

examples/stable_memory/src/main.did

@@ -2,7 +2,6 @@ type Stable64GrowResult = variant { Ok : nat64; Err : StableMemoryError };
 type StableGrowResult = variant { Ok : nat32; Err : StableMemoryError };
 type StableMemoryError = variant { OutOfBounds; OutOfMemory };
 service : () -> {
-  does_interpreter_exist : () -> (bool) query;
   stable64_grow : (nat64) -> (Stable64GrowResult);
   stable64_read : (nat64, nat64) -> (blob) query;
   stable64_size : () -> (nat64) query;

examples/stable_memory/test/test.ts

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ runTests([
             const result = await stableMemoryCanister.stable_size();
 
             return {
-                Ok: result === 385
+                Ok: result === 257
             };
         }
     },
@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ runTests([
             const result = await stableMemoryCanister.stable64_size();
 
             return {
-                Ok: result === 385n
+                Ok: result === 257n
             };
         }
     },

kybra/compiler/install_rust_dependencies.sh

@@ -1,8 +1,6 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 
-# TODO If we want to save a little bit of time we might be able to instruct rustup to not install some components initially, like clippy and docs
 # TODO we might want to implement all of this in Python/Rust in the future for platform-independence etc
-# TODO once ic-wasm is no longer required, we can probably just check for the wasm32-wasi target being installed: $global_kybra_rustup_bin target list | grep -q "wasm32-wasi (installed)"
 
 kybra_version="$1"
 rust_version="$2"