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Improve documentation for using sanitizers - #1926
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Not saying this is a bad change, but I think it should go in a separate PR, for visibility & revertability.
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It's needed for HWAsan's option, and IMO, since the devguide generally documents current information, this should be ok?
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As discussed in #746, this updates the information on using CPython with sanitisers. The page contained a lot of information about setting up Clang, which I removed. The devguide isn't the place for it, I presume when it was written the information was less readily available (and, nowadays you're probably not going to go through the trouble of building LLVM yourself ;-). The page is now focused on our flags/setup.