Fuchsia doesn't have signals; instead it expects processes to have a dedicated exception thread that binds to the process' exception port and waits for exception packets to be delivered. On the other hand, libFuzzer and sanitizer_common use expect to collect crash information via libunwind from the same thread that caused the exception.
The long term fix is to improve support for remote unwinding in libunbwind, plumb this through sanitizer_common and libFuzzer, and handle the exception exclusively on the exception thread. In the meantime, this revision has the exception thread "resurrect" the crashing thread by:
- saving its general purpose register state onto the crashing thread's stack,
- setting the crashing thread's program counter to an assembly trampoline with the CFI information needed by libunwind, and
- resuming the crashed thread.
Clarify in the comment that this appears to have external linkage to C++ and that's why it's not in the anonymous namespace, but the assembly definition inside MakeTrampoline(), below, actually defines the symbol with internal linkage only.