Memory leak fixes#64
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The StringTaint class does not delete the ranges_ pointer on its own. The user needs to call clear() before the object goes out of scope. This commit introduces SafeStringTaint which does the necessary deletion and can be safely used for taint manipulation.
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This PR aims to fix #61 in two steps:
There are also some other small refactorings of the StringTaint class (removing static functions which were leaking memory when returning StringTaint objects).