Use enum for directory/file permissions to make generated bindings easier to use #9598
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As part of bytecodealliance/wasmtime-py#251, I want to use the File/Directory permission constants from the C API in Python. As defines, this is a bit tricky. Rather than hard-code them on the Python side, this PR makes them into an enum, and the existing C-to-Python logic is able to see & emit them. I have some work in progress which does this, see the resulting generated code and the nicer wrappers around them.