Improve memOutOfBounds precision by being relational w.r.t. size and offset#2058
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This is just a size query, not the dereference itself. get_addr_size returns `Top for UnknownPtr and that will be checked anyway. Also this has no corresponding safe check, which makes it strange.
This is just an offset query, not the dereference itself.
This is just an offset query, not the dereference itself.
Move some inward to avoid computing unnecessarily. Move some outward (of let*) to compute only once.
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This is on top of #2057.
Previously memOutOfBounds was unnecessarily imprecise: for a points-to set, the sizes of targets and offsets of targets were joined separately, and then bounds were checked on the joined values.
This changes the bounds check to be per-target, without joining sizes and offsets.
It is illustrated by the added test which now passes.