Implement cheatcodes compatible with Medusa in fuzzlib #11
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Currently,
fuzzlibsupports cheatcodes specifically designed for theEchidnafuzzer. This pull request proposes introducing a new set of cheatcodes compatible with theMedusafuzzer.Based on the Medusa documentation on cheatcodes,
IStdCheatsInterface contains the list of functions that can be used.This results in improved compatibility. Developers/Auditors can utilize a wider range of cheatcodes, regardless of the chosen fuzzer (
EchidnaorMedusa).This Pull Request addresses #9 issue.