Add fuzzer based on honggfuzz

[PsiACE]

Also see: #211

[bohutang]

Hi, @Dandandan @andygrove

With this patch, we can easily to run the fuzz tool for sqlparser-rs and find more fuzz issues, great for robustness.
In the future we can make a CI to run it (limited time, i.e 10 minutes).

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[alamb]

Sorry for the delay in review. I am trying to pitch in and help out now to clear the backlog.

This is very cool @PsiACE and @bohutang -- thank you. It is cool that it seems you have found a bug with this fuzzer already.

My biggest question is about the input -- does the fuzzer simply check against random inputs or does it somehow know how to randomly make sql statements?

[alamb]

Is it correct that this is a real bug that was found/fixed with the fuzzer?

[PsiACE]

no, just make clippy happy

[alamb]

This is pretty cool. Where does the data come from? Is it just random strings? Or does this somehow know how to make valid sql statements?

[alamb]

I see some related comments here: #211 (comment)

[PsiACE]

For now it is some random bytes, but can be used to find bugs. Optimization can be continued later, refer to: https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/sqlsmith-randomized-sql-testing/

[alamb]

In a past project, we had a harness that could generate random SQL queries and it found many bugs -- such tests are a wonderful way to help database software mature

[alamb]

Filed apache/datafusion#913 for DataFusion. Thanks for the pointer @PsiACE

[alamb]

I think it is cool and having initial fuzzing, even if just random strings to start, is a good first step.

[houqp]

This is pretty cool. Looking forward to the day when we could have sql syntax specific fuzzer :)