fuzz: add clean target Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3677

fuzzutil: make it possible to use absl when C++17 isn't supported Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3676

fuzz: extract some common utilities and use modern C++ idioms Alex Gaynor suggested we should probably copy the left and right sides of diffs to new blocks so we can detect over-reads in the diffing code, and I agree. Once I got into that, I realized we should do things with C++17 idioms rather than keep using malloc() and free(). This change is the result. I tried to split it more than this and failed. Everything still compiles and works in the oss-fuzz container, so I think we can count on C++17 being available! Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3675

tests: update fuzzer tests to include both fuzzers Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3674

transaction-summary: show phase changes statistics in pull/unbundle Upon pull or unbundle, we display a message with the number of changesets which phase became public. Noticeably, this new message would appear even if no new changeset were added (below the "no changes found" message), thus indicating that something actually happened to the local repository.

outgoing: pay attention to `default:pushurl` for bookmarks and subrepos The problem here was that `default:pushurl` and `default` get translated to a single entry in `ui.paths` named 'default', with an attribute for 'pushloc', 'loc', and 'rawloc'. ui.expandpath() then always takes the `rawloc` attribute. Maybe the ui.expandpath() API is busted and should be removed? Or maybe getpath() should return a copy that adds an attribute reflecting the URL of the path chosen? I thought that I could remove the code in hg._outgoing() and pass the location resolved in commands.py as `dest`, but unfortunately that code is needed there to resolve #branch type URLs. Maybe that should be pulled up to commands.py, because I can't see any reasonable behavior for a subrepo path that's constructed out of that type of URL. The push command already resolves this early, so that works properly. But it looks like bundle, histedit, largefiles, patchbomb, and summary use a similar pattern, so they are likely similarly affected.

revlog: make chainbase cache its result for the correct revision Previously, as 'rev' was our iterator, we were always caching the chain base for the second revision of the chain, or for the base itself.

revlog: make getcandidaterevs more consistent about updating tested revs set Like in previous cases, update the set of tested revisions after yielding

templatekw: make getrenamed() return only filename, not nodeid No callers cared about the nodeid and I want to make getrenamed() not look up the node (although it's currently free, I hope to store copy info in changesets and not include the nodeid). Differential Revision: https://phab.mercurial-scm.org/D3666

py3: wrap tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() to return bytes fp.name Unlike its name, tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile is not a class, so I renamed the pycompat version to look like a plain function. Since temp.name uses in the infinitepush extension aren't bytes-safe, this patch leaves them unmodified. Another weird thing is tempfile.mktemp(), which does not accept bytes suffix nor prefix. Sigh.

py3: wrap tempfile.mkdtemp() to use bytes path This also flips the default to use a bytes path on Python 3.

py3: wrap tempfile.mkstemp() to use bytes path This patch just flips the default to use a bytes path on Python 3. ca1cf9b3cce7 is backed out as the bundlepath should be bytes now.

extensions: remove strip_init=True from _disabledpaths() It's no longer used.

extensions: peek command table of disabled extensions without importing With chg where demandimport disabled, and if disk cache not warm, it took more than 5 seconds to get "unknown command" error when you typo a command name. This is horrible UX. The new implementation is less accurate than the original one as Python can do anything at import time and cmdtable may be imported from another module, but I think it's good enough. Note that the new implementation has to parse .py files, which is slightly slower than executing .pyc if demandimport is enabled.