This fixes two problems with asan's interception of `strtol` on Windows:
1. In the dynamic runtime, the `strtol` interceptor calls out to ntdll's
`strtol` to perform the string conversion. Unfortunately, that function
doesn't set `errno`. This has been a long-standing problem (#34485), but
it was not an issue when using the static runtime. After the static
runtime was removed recently (#107899), the problem became more urgent.
2. A module linked against the static CRT will have a different instance
of `errno` than the ASan runtime, since that's now always linked against
the dynamic CRT. That means even if the ASan runtime sets `errno`
correctly, the calling module will not see it.
This patch fixes the first problem by making the `strtol` interceptor
call out to `strtoll` instead, and do 32-bit range checks on the result.
I can't think of any reasonable way to fix the second problem, so we
should stop intercepting `strtol` in the static runtime thunk. I checked
the list of functions in the thunk, and `strtol` and `strtoll` are the
only ones that set `errno`. (`strtoll` was already missing, probably by
mistake.)
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