* gstreamer: build glib ourselves
Allows having full backtraces of leaks amongst other things
* gstreamer: Don't build orc
it's still too problematic
* gstreamer: Add new typefind fuzzing target
Covers just the typefind element, which has a lot of parsing code within
* projects: Add GStreamer
This is an initial fuzzer which goes over ogg/theora/vorbis files
using the discoverer process
* gstreamer/build.sh: Cleanup file
* gstreamer/Dockerfile: Update copyright date
* gstreamer: Update project.yaml
Use the security mailing list as the primary contact
Remove explicit sanitizer listing
* gstreamer: Simplify base fuzzer
Removed almost all outputting
I am the original author of the code this is taken for, relicensing
an ultra-simplified version of my original code to Apache.
* gstreamer: Cleanup of build file and dockerfile
* gstreamer: Code minimization and avoid leaks
Data provided by the fuzzer shouldn't be freed (but the wrapping
GstBuffer should).
Avoid logging by default
* gstreamer: Download corpus in Dockerfile
And extract in build.sh
* gstreamer: Move code to repository and more cleanups
Remove custom LDFLAGS (not needed)
Use fuzzing target code from upstream repository
Matthew Waters