Add supprt for new c23 deallocators

[claeusdev]

closes #725

This commit introduces 2 new functions to add support for free_sized and free_aligned_sized deallocators introduced in c23.

Tests ensure that free_sized and free_aligned_sized are skipped if unavailable otherwise we get a FREE record recorded for them.

[godlygeek]

This looks like a good start, but I see a lot of things here that don't look right.

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[godlygeek]

Don't worry about the failing macOS test, that will be fixed by a rebase after we land #752

It looks like we're ahead of the curve here. Neither glibc nor musl libc suppport free_sized and free_aligned_sized yet (patches have been submitted to both for adding support, but not yet merged for either). Given that, I'm not sure how we can really test that this is working.

Hm. @pablogsal do you think it would be reasonable to have our tests build in C99 mode, instead of C23, and LD_PRELOAD a shared library of our own creation that provides free_sized and free_aligned_sized? Or do you think that's too different from the real case where they're provided by libc to be a trustworthy test proving that our interposition is working?

[pablogsal]

Hm. @pablogsal do you think it would be reasonable to have our tests build in C99 mode, instead of C23, and LD_PRELOAD a shared library of our own creation that provides free_sized and free_aligned_sized? Or do you think that's too different from the real case where they're provided by libc to be a trustworthy test proving that our interposition is working?

I don't think this will be very useful. We already know our interposition works but what we want to check is that indeed works with GLIBC as most of the trickery can happen when we deal with the real implementation: we can be dealing with weak symbols, versioned symbols, weird redirects ...etc Having our own fake shared object would not help a lot with that