feat: --compile-autolink
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This implements automatic dependency resolution and linking of libraries through crytic-compile, using the existing internal mechanism provided by `--compile-libraries`. The chosen library deployment addresses are provided on a `<key>.link` JSON file when using the solc export format. This can be then used by fuzzers or other tools that would like to deploy contracts that require external libraries.
A library may live on its own source unit, separate from the contract that uses it, so we need to clean up the target contracts set at the end.
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This implements automatic dependency resolution and linking of libraries through crytic-compile, using the existing internal mechanism provided by
--compile-libraries. The chosen library deployment addresses are provided on a<key>.linkJSON file when using the solc export format. This can be then used by fuzzers or other tools that would like to deploy contracts that require external libraries.