Bump CIL to support Universal Character Names, char16_t, and char32_t (part of C99/C11)
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We currently don't use the encoding anywhere.
Would there even be anything to do with the encoding? Or would it only matter for some string analysis that we won't have any time soon?
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I don't really see what one would do with the encoding right now, but I guess it doesn't hurt to still have it in CIL, if we ever add such string analyses or discover that there are some stupid corner cases where soundness somehow depends on it. |
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This bumps the version of CIL to the one including goblint/cil#80.
This also requires some small changes, as
CStrandCWStrnow come with an encoding. We currently don't use the encoding anywhere.