Introduce packed encodings #42
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This commit introduces values in both the symbolic value representation and type expression language that provide the analyzer with the means to reason about packed encodings. Note that it does not add support for discovering such encodings at this stage, instead focusing on the supporting types needed to work with said encodings.
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Summary
This commit introduces values in both the symbolic value representation and type expression language that provide the analyzer with the means to reason about packed encodings.
Note that it does not add support for discovering such encodings at this stage, instead focusing on the supporting types needed to work with said encodings.
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The usual. I again apologise for how large this one is.
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