Fix "align" repr support in declare_program! #3056
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Thanks for the fix! Could you note this fix in the CHANGELOG?
Co-authored-by: acheron <98934430+acheroncrypto@users.noreply.github.com>
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Problem: During declare_program Current code generates token stream that writes account representation alignment including the integer suffix: "#[align(8usize)]". This breaks compilation, and should look like "#[align(8)]"
This commit uses a proc_macro2 literal without the integer suffix to resolve the issue.