Remove skipping of bridge::client functions #948
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Description of changes:
Kani currently skips codegen of any objects starting with
bridge::closure, likely due to previous crashes seen in the std library regression (scripts/std-lib/regression.sh), but the crashes are no longer reproducible.Resolved issues:
Resolves #281
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Testing:
How is this change tested? std library regression included in the kani regressions
Is this a refactor change? No
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