feat: combine mutable and immutable call sequences folder #456
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For backwards compatibility with corpuses should we migrate the immutable folder and load into the corpus? |
When we are reading in the corpus, we can maintain the original code that loaded stuff from |
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This PR updates the corpus format of medusa by removing the
call_sequences/mutableandcall_sequences/immutabledirectories. Both directories will be merged into thecall_sequencesdirectory as part of a legacy migration and the sub-directories will be deleted.Additionally, mutation testing has changed since any coverage-increasing call sequence will now be used for mutation (similar to echidna).
Replaces #378