Add fuzzing infrastructure #1193
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This commit adds the --enable-fuzzing (and --enable-asan, to make fuzzing more useful) options and a sample fuzzer for the terminal parser. At this time only libfuzzer is supported. Future changes to add AFL to get more fuzzing capability should be possible with the addition of the afl_driver.cc from Chromium.
This commit adds a fuzzer for more of the terminal pipeline, adding coverage for the input and output portions of the terminal framebuffer.
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May 31, 2022
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Add support for libfuzzer-based fuzzer, and add some fuzzers for the terminal subsystem to serve as an example for how to write fuzzers.