Add protocol fuzzers for OSS-Fuzz integration #29878
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Add 8 standalone libFuzzer-based fuzzers for testing Telegram's encryption and protocol implementation. Fuzzers: - 5 MTProto protocol layer fuzzers (v0, v1, vD, TL, AES-CTR) - 3 private message encryption fuzzers (AES-IGE, key derivation, auth keys) Standalone design (no tdesktop dependencies), OSS-Fuzz ready. Tested: 1000+ runs per fuzzer, no crashes, 17k-326k exec/sec.
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ossFuzz/fuzzing? Such path doesn't seem to exist in this PR
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Add 8 standalone libFuzzer-based fuzzers for testing Telegram's
encryption and protocol implementation.
Fuzzers:
Standalone design (no tdesktop dependencies), OSS-Fuzz ready. Tested: 1000+ runs per fuzzer, no crashes, 17k-326k exec/sec.