WIP: Opcode tracing - #18
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Instead of generating bit per file + line + opcode, generate bits as previously, but hash opcodes between others. Previously similar check produced same bit, different counts. Now every combination produces different bits.
Two with simple char cmp and two with strcmp.
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Implemented opcode tracing.
This version updates hash until we do something else. So my tests/target.py generates different maps. Without this feature same ops generate just increased count and I felt it was not enough.
You can test this with suite of: '0' '\0' 'zero' 'zero\n' and compare
This is tested with python 3.9 and afl-fuzz++ 3.00a. You need separate patch to support afl-fuzz++.
I tries to implement #15