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Crash test cases discovered with the AFL fuzzer #33

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As part of an evaluation I'm running to use the Grantlee libraries as a replacement for another more basic templating engine in another (unrelated) project, I took the liberty of running the excellent AFL fuzzer against the Grantlee_Templates library.

This pull request contains test cases reproducing the various crashes that were found. I have additional commits locally that resolve each test case, although I'm not including them here -- I'd prefer to defer those to you since my familiarity with the code base is limited. Most of these have straightforward fixes -- the exception is the PCRE stack overflow on large quoted strings, for which I see no easy fix.

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… Qt due to an at(0) call on an empty QString
…ent at rand() % 0, generating a CPU arithmetic exception
…ailure due to invalid character offset access in string
…ent causes a crash due to an attempt to access a list item at a non-existent position
…ion due to excessive memory allocation attempt in left/right string justify routines
…riable list is empty and the 'reversed' keyword is given
… PCRE library (libpcre16.so.3.13.2 on Ubuntu Xenial 16.04.2 LTS; PCRE 8.38)
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This is great, thanks!

I started pushing fixes together with the tests, but I didn't get through the entire branch yet. I'll continue later.

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