[WIP] Expose trace map to Python code #10
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In earlier versions of Cython, using memoryviews would cause module namespace pollution. cython/cython@530247a
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This allows Python code to manually poke at the trace map, which might be useful for blackbox testing.
Possible alternative to #9.
Before this gets merged:
* Last time I innovated with new API, AFL proper adapted it under a different (better!) name, and then I had to rename mine… Let's not make this mistake again.