fix(fuzz): correct oss-fuzz/build.sh's fragroute linking, prep for submission (#1092)

[fklassen]

Fixing this ahead of actually submitting to OSS-Fuzz (#1092), since testing it turned up two real bugs.

What was wrong

Actually running test/fuzz/oss-fuzz/build.sh (rather than just reading it) found:

• FUZZ_LIBS hardcoded src/fragroute/libfragroute.a unconditionally, so a build where fragroute isn't available (no libdnet) would fail linking fuzz_services/fuzz_pcap too, over a library neither of them needs.
• The libdnet link flag was hardcoded as -ldnet. Debian/Ubuntu - including OSS-Fuzz's own base-builder image - package it as libdumbnet. Confirmed locally: dumbnet-config --libs → -ldumbnet, and the flag -ldnet doesn't resolve to anything on this system at all.

Fixed by reading the actual link flag (LDNETLIB) back out of test/fuzz/Makefile, which ./configure (run two lines above in the same script) already determined correctly - rather than guessing at a hardcoded flag a second time.

Also switched intermediate object files from /tmp to $WORK, matching OSS-Fuzz's documented environment contract ($WORK: "directory for intermediate build files").

Verification

No Docker available in this environment, so I couldn't run the actual OSS-Fuzz container. Instead, ran the corrected script directly with the exact environment variables OSS-Fuzz supplies:

CC=clang CXX=clang++
CFLAGS=CXXFLAGS="-O1 -fno-omit-frame-pointer -g -fsanitize=address,undefined"
LIB_FUZZING_ENGINE="-fsanitize=fuzzer"

against a completely fresh checkout (autogen → configure → make → manual compile+link, exactly as the script does). All three targets (fuzz_services, fuzz_pcap, fuzz_fragroute) built, ran cleanly against the checked-in corpus, and ran several million fuzzing iterations apiece in a few seconds with no crashes:

fuzz_pcap:      3955633 runs in 6s
fuzz_services:    49278 runs in 6s
fuzz_fragroute:   83771 runs in 6s

project.yaml

• Dropped memory (MSan): fuzz_fragroute/fuzz_pcap link the base image's apt-installed libpcap/libdumbnet, not rebuilt from source with MSan instrumentation, so MSan would flag uninitialized-value use inside libraries that aren't ours to fix. Same call our own CI's asan job already makes (ASan+UBSan only).
• Noted the branch-pin caveat: the actual OSS-Fuzz Dockerfile clones 4.6.1-beta1, not this repo's default branch, since the fuzz targets haven't reached master yet - flagged so whoever eventually merges that release remembers to update the Dockerfile too.

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