Fix type checking of ?: when one operand is void* #143
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The C standard requires that types are compatible. For the case of void* vs. some other pointer type, GCC uses the other pointer type if, and only if, the void* operand is NULL. Fixes diffblue#134
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The C standard requires that types are compatible. For the case of void* vs.
some other pointer type, GCC uses the other pointer type if, and only if, the
void* operand is NULL.
Fixes #134