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I think this found a real bug in the dhcp packet parser.
I don't think anything called lib9p_str{,n}() values that could be big
enough, but their bounds-checking was broken.
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This gives us:
- [[maybe_unused]] instead of [[gnu::unused]]
- bool/true/false are predefined, so no need for <stdbool.h>
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This makes debugging failing tests easier because gdb-helpers/libcr.py
assumes that anything starting with cr_* is internal to libcr.
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This is needed when a coroutine exits when all other coroutines are
paused.
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