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-# Fuzzing
-
-We use fuzzing to test the various entrypoints to the library. The fuzzer we use is [AFL++](https://aflplus.plus). All files related to fuzzing live within the `fuzz` directory, which has the following structure:
-
-```
-fuzz
-├── corpus
-│   ├── parse             fuzzing corpus for parsing (a symlink to our fixtures)
-│   ├── regexp            fuzzing corpus for regexp
-│   └── unescape          fuzzing corpus for unescaping strings
-├── dict                  a AFL++ dictionary containing various tokens
-├── docker
-│   └── Dockerfile        for building a container with the fuzzer toolchain
-├── fuzz.c                generic entrypoint for fuzzing
-├── heisenbug.c           entrypoint for reproducing a crash or hang
-├── parse.c               fuzz handler for parsing
-├── parse.sh              script to run parsing fuzzer
-├── regexp.c              fuzz handler for regular expression parsing
-├── regexp.sh             script to run regexp fuzzer
-├── tools
-│   ├── backtrace.sh      generates backtrace files for a crash directory
-│   └── minimize.sh       generates minimized crash or hang files
-├── unescape.c            fuzz handler for unescape functionality
-└── unescape.sh           script to run unescape fuzzer
-```
-
-## Usage
-
-There are currently three fuzzing targets
-
-- `yp_parse_serialize` (parse)
-- `yp_regexp_named_capture_group_names` (regexp)
-- `yp_unescape_manipulate_string` (unescape)
-
-Respectively, fuzzing can be performed with
-
-```
-make fuzz-run-parse
-make fuzz-run-regexp
-make fuzz-run-unescape
-```
-
-To end a fuzzing job, interrupt with CTRL+C. To enter a container with the fuzzing toolchain and debug utilities, run
-
-```
-make fuzz-debug
-```
-
-# Out-of-bounds reads
-
-Currently, encoding functionality implementing the `yp_encoding_t` interface can read outside of inputs. For the time being, ASAN instrumentation is disabled for functions from src/enc. See `fuzz/asan.ignore`.
-
-To disable ASAN read instrumentation globally, use the `FUZZ_FLAGS` environment variable e.g.
-
-```
-FUZZ_FLAGS="-mllvm -asan-instrument-reads=false" make fuzz-run-parse
-```
-
-Note, that this may make reproducing bugs difficult as they may depend on memory outside of the input buffer. In that case, try
-
-```
-make fuzz-debug # enter the docker container with build tools
-make build/fuzz.heisenbug.parse # or .unescape or .regexp
-./build/fuzz.heisenbug.parse path-to-problem-input
-```
-
-# Triaging Crashes and Hangs
-
-Triaging crashes and hangs is easier when the inputs are as short as possible. In the fuzz container, an entire crash or hang directory can be minimized using
-
-```
-./fuzz/tools/minimize.sh <directory>
-```
-
-e.g.
-```
-./fuzz/tools/minimize.sh fuzz/output/parse/default/crashes
-```
-
-This may take a long time. In the the crash/hang directory, for each input file there will appear a minimized version with the extension `.min` appended.
-
-Backtraces for crashes (not hangs) can be generated en masse with
-
-```
-./fuzz/tools/backtrace.sh <directory>
-```
-
-Files with basename equal to the input file name with extension `.bt` will be created e.g.
-
-```
-id:000000,sig:06,src:000006+000190,time:8480,execs:18929,op:splice,rep:4
-id:000000,sig:06,src:000006+000190,time:8480,execs:18929,op:splice,rep:4.bt
-```