[PATCH 00/16 v2] Refactor and fix assertion checking

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The first 13 patches refactor and cleanup the neverallow and
neverallowxperm checking code to make it easier to understand.

The last 3 patches fixes errors in the assertion checking code.

This series is to prepare for adding not-self support to assertion
checking.

The only change for version 2 is in patch 7 where target_type should
have been used instead of source_type.

James Carter (16):
  libsepol: Return an error if check_assertion() returns an error.
  libsepol: Change label in check_assertion_avtab_match()
  libsepol: Remove uneeded error messages in assertion checking
  libsepol: Check for error from check_assertion_extended_permissions()
  libsepol: Use consistent return checking style
  libsepol: Move check of target types to before check for self
  libsepol: Create function check_assertion_self_match() and use it
  libsepol: Use (rc < 0) instead of (rc) when calling ebitmap functions
  libsepol: Remove unnessesary check for matching class
  libsepol: Move assigning outer loop index out of inner loop
  libsepol: Make use of previously created ebitmap when checking self
  libsepol: Refactor match_any_class_permissions() to be clearer
  libsepol: Make return value clearer when reporting neverallowx errors
  libsepol: The src and tgt must be the same if neverallow uses self
  libsepol: Set args avtab pointer when reporting assertion violations
  libsepol: Fix two problems with neverallowxperm reporting

 libsepol/src/assertion.c | 193 +++++++++++++++++++++------------------
 1 file changed, 102 insertions(+), 91 deletions(-)

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2.31.1




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