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Hello everyone,
I think that the boofuzz documentation is good, but somehow not very useful for beginners.
In my opinion, the quickstart section is too short, leaving new users without any guidance on how to use this framework.
So I would suggest adding a whole section with detailed examples, covering at least the current examples,
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I wonder if it was considered to add a rewrite step as a MSBuild target in the NuGet package. This way calling the tool coyote rewrite wouldn't be needed as that would be done automatically once the assembly is generated.
Could possibly be done if a specific property is provided like /p:CoyoteRewrite=true or be an opt-out when Configuration=Debug.
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Hi, I also have a question regarding the custom post processor.
In the example https://github.com/AFLplusplus/AFLplusplus/blob/stable/custom_mutators/examples/post_library_gif.so.c#L48 it is mentioned that if the post process function returns 0 the input is not sent to the target program and fuzzing is continued. When I tried to do that same the fuzzer throws the error: `Custom_post_process fa