C#/Java: Introduce source and sink model generation sanitisers.#16759
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…use for summary model generation.
…all path consists of unique call targets (to avoid unwanted virtual dispatch). This severely tightens the generation of extrapolated sources.
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In this PR we restrict the source and sink model generation for C# and Java: If a value passes through an irrelevant type we consider the value sanitised (we do the same for summary model generation).
Furthermore, for C# we also severely limit the source model extrapolation and require that sources only propagate upwards in the call stack based on a unique callable path (to avoid unwanted virtual dispatch).