feat(os): add os_snprintf definition - #436
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Source-code taken from the hostap project expects a `os_snprintf` function/macro that points to the ISO C99 `snprintf`. Co-authored-by: Alexandru Mereacre <mereacre@gmail.com>
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Source-code taken from the hostap project expects a
os_snprintffunction/macro that points to the ISO C99snprintf.Adapted from commit dff384c.
I've instead given it some arguments to make it clear that it's a function.