feat: add a fuzzing workflow to github actions #2038
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Currently this won't actually run anything, because we haven't written any fuzz tests, but it sets up the framework for running the built-in Go fuzzer against any tests that do get added
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Currently each job is run twice if a PR is opened from a local branch, but in that case we can actually skip the pull_request ones because the push ones can suffice.
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Currently this won't actually run anything, because we haven't written
any fuzz tests, but it sets up the framework for running the built-in Go
fuzzer against any tests that do get added