Include <unistd.h> and <errno.h> directly where needed#1145
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Similarly to the previous commit, sam.c needs <unistd.h> explicitly for environments in which it doesn't get it via <zlib.h> or similar. Both htslib/sam.h and test/test-vcf-api.c use errno but get it only semi-accidentally via htslib/kstring.h. Include <errno.h> explicitly, and similarly <string.h> for strerror(). Various test/*.c programs that use getopt() need include only <unistd.h> rather than <getopt.h>, which is needed only for getopt_long().
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Similarly to PR #1143, sam.c also needs
<unistd.h>explicitly for environments in which it doesn't get it via<zlib.h>or similar.Both htslib/sam.h and test/test-vcf-api.c use
errnobut get it only semi-accidentally via htslib/kstring.h. Include<errno.h>explicitly, and similarly<string.h>forstrerror().Various test/*.c programs that use
getopt()need include only<unistd.h>rather than<getopt.h>, which is needed only forgetopt_long().All uncovered by building in an environment with dummy
<zlib.h>and<getopt.h>headers that don't#includeany other headers or define anything extraneous, and temporarily commenting out#include <errno.h>and othererrnousage in htslib/*.h.