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Remove all buffer length assumptions from HTTP proofs. #1251
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This pull request removes buffer length assumptions from HTTP proofs.
This pull request changes a lot of files. It is easier to read one commit at a time.
The key insight to removing buffer length assumptions is that the code accesses all buffers via pointers in the message headers, the code does not depend on the fact that buffers follow the message headers in memory (there is no pointer arithmetic to access the start of the buffers).
This also repairs the CBMC proof of HTTP AddHeaders method until there is a fix to diffblue/cbmc#5096.
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