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curlx: limit use of system allocators to the minimum possible
Clone a multibye conversion function into curlx/fopen, and use that local copy from curlx/fopen functions. Adjust allocators in curlx/fopen to use curl's in normal builds, and system allocators in TrackMemory builds to avoid recursion. This allows to switch curlx/multibyte functions to curl allocators in all configurations, as they are no longer called by curlx/fopen, and a recursive call can no longer happen. After this patch the system allocator is only used in TrackMemory Windows builds, within curlx `fopen`, `freopen`, `stat` and `open` functions. Also: - test 1, 440, 767: raise allocation limitsto fit the extra allocations in Windows Unicode builds. - replace all uses of `curlx_unicodefree()` macro with `curlx_free()` across the codebase. - curlx/multibyte: delete `curlx_unicodefree()`. - ldap: join Windows and non-Windows codepaths that became identical after moving from `curlx_unicodefree()` to `curlx_free()`. - vauth: drop a strdup from standard to curl allocator since the original allocation is now already done by curl's. - tool_doswin: drop now superfluous strdup from `FindWin32CACert()`. - memanalyzer.pm: sync weirdo `calloc` log message with `malloc`'s. Fixes #19748 Closes #19845
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res_len = SearchPath(NULL, bundle_file, NULL, PATH_MAX, buf, &ptr);
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if(res_len > 0) {
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char *mstr = curlx_convert_tchar_to_UTF8(buf);
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tool_safefree(config->cacert);
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if(mstr)
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config->cacert = curlx_strdup(mstr);
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curlx_unicodefree(mstr);
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curlx_free(config->cacert);
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config->cacert = curlx_convert_tchar_to_UTF8(buf);
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if(!config->cacert)
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result = CURLE_OUT_OF_MEMORY;
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}
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