Add customizable dependency checking#16
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Adds multiple options for how to handle checking dependencies, you can either:
trustthem -> trust that they have fully documented for the property you care aboutverifythem -> run sniff-test on all exported code paths within their code to check that fact for yourselffindissues -> report just specific issues within their code that could compromise the property you care about when used by your own codeThe latter is still work in progress. I wanted to get these changes merged so I can continue working on
finddependency checking in tandem with more complex call-graph construction.This change also fixes some bugs with the snapshot testing (it often wouldn't rebuild the tool locally) and brings the tests up to date with the current tool output.