cmd/go: enable fuzz testing on OpenBSD #60520

macie · 2023-05-30T18:09:26Z

This change provides support for -fuzz flag on OpenBSD. According to #46554 the flag was unsupported on some OSes due to lack of proper testing.

Fixes: #60491

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This change provides support for -fuzz flag on OpenBSD. According to golang#46554 the flag was unsupported on some OSes due to lack of proper testing. Fixes: golang#60491

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