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Previously, the parser only expected the '0' character to begin an integer
argument, which effectively meant it only handled hexadecimal formatting
(e.g., `0x...`) when parsing arguments.
This change modifies parseArgImpl() to route any starting digit ('0'-'9')
to the integer parsing logic. Since `strconv.ParseUint` already handles
base-10 parsing using the "0" base flag, this cleanly enables the parser
to natively deserialize decimal and octal arguments.
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The new "$..." syntax is read as a Base64 encoding binary data.
Note that users cannot specify the size of the Base64 syntax using the
`"..."/<size>` notation.
When serialising programs to human-readable form, only compressed types
(determined by `IsCompressed()`) are represented using the new Base64
notation.
Also add a couple of serialisation tests, checking behaviour for
compressed and non-compressed types.
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Currently the documentation is lacking any description of the textual
program representation used by syzkaller. Also, the newly implemented
call properties are not described anywhere yet.
Fix this by introducing the program_syntax.md file.
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