Fix issue 13254: FN: containerOutOfBounds (std::equal)#8695
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I would like to have an entry in releasenotes.
I would also encourage to add a file here:
https://github.com/cppcheck-opensource/cppcheck/tree/main/man/checkers
Ideally I would like that we document all our warnings and checkers there..
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This adds a new check
algorithmOutOfBoundsthat checks when one of the algorithms will access elements out of bounds based on the sizes of other containers passed in. Right now, it directly checks for the stl algorithms, but we could add attributes to the Library to better describe these algorithms so it can be used for other algorithm libraries.