fix: make all structured input unbounded by default#301
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[WIP] Update run function to default to unbounded entropy
Default to unbounded entropy for run() function
Nov 1, 2025
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When using
run()instead offor_each(), tests callany()to generate values on-demand. The defaultmax_lenof 4096 bytes artificially limited available entropy, causing coverage issues for larger test runs. This also causes problems for generator-based harnesses and isn't obvious from the code that the input is artificially constrained.This change, instead, defaults to only limiting input length for unstructured input i.e. byte slices. This should make things more predictable and is a better default. The
with_max_lenfunction is always there as a way to override.