Exclude non-BoringSSL items from bindings - #520
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Rust started warning about incompatible redefinitions of
malloc.Boring headers pull in C stdlib, and
bindgenisn't very good at filtering out its unused/irrelevant symbols.This change excludes about 3000 lines of boilerplate from the bindings. I couldn't simply exclude
__.*, because macOS uses a pattern oftime_t = __darwin_time_t, and bindgen would naively leave it broken instead of following the aliases.