Rewrite fuzzers to native Go harnesses #22313
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* upstream/main: Rewrite fuzzers to native Go harnesses (go-gitea#22313) Update Emoji dataset to Unicode 14 (go-gitea#22342) fix gravatar disable bug (go-gitea#22336)
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Signed-off-by: AdamKorcz [email protected]
Recent changes to gitea broke the fuzzers. Rewriting the fuzzers to native Go tests makes it easier to catch breakages, because they can be run as unit tests and breakages are more likely to be caught by developers.