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A default 'asan' test setup for ASan builds keeps meson's ASAN_OPTIONS (halt_on_error, abort_on_error, print_summary) and adds detect_stack_use_after_return=1. Without it, ASan never flagged the `yams daemon status -d` bug fixed in #353: a temporary request passed by reference into a coroutine that started after the temporary died. TSan found it by luck. The setup also points LSAN_OPTIONS at a new lsan.suppressions with one rule: OpenSSL's one-time config load during OPENSSL_init_crypto (first libcurl init) leaves a 904-byte per-thread error state that OpenSSL never frees. That leak failed mcp_submodule under gcc ASan. Signed-off-by: trvon <me@trevon.dev>
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# LeakSanitizer suppressions for test runs (applied by the default 'asan' test setup in
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# tests/meson.build). Keep each rule narrow and say why it is safe.
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# OpenSSL's one-time config load during OPENSSL_init_crypto (reached through libcurl's first
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# init) allocates per-thread error state that OpenSSL never frees. It is a single 904-byte
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# block per process, owned by OpenSSL, and not reachable from YAMS code.
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leak:ossl_init_config
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