images: Rework syzkaller documentation.

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FROM gcr.io/syzkaller/env
# This image is mostly for investigating syzkaller crashes, so let's install
# developer tools.
RUN apt update && apt install -y git vim strace gdb procps
WORKDIR /syzkaller/gopath/src/github.com/google/syzkaller

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# How to run syzkaller.
* Build the syzkaller docker image `make load-syzkaller`
* Build runsc and place it in /tmp/syzkaller. `make RUNTIME_DIR=/tmp/syzkaller
refresh`
* Copy the syzkaller config in /tmp/syzkaller `cp
images/syzkaller/default-gvisor-config.cfg /tmp/syzkaller/syzkaller.cfg`
* Run syzkaller `docker run --privileged -it --rm -v
/tmp/syzkaller:/tmp/syzkaller gvisor.dev/images/syzkaller:latest`
First, we need to load a syzkaller docker image:
```bash
make load-syzkaller
```
or we can rebuild it to use an up-to-date version of the master branch:
```bash
make rebuild-syzkaller
```
Then we need to create a directory with all artifacts that we will need to run a
syzkaller. Then we will bind-mount this directory to a docker container.
We need to build runsc and place it on the artifact directory:
```bash
make RUNTIME_DIR=/tmp/syzkaller refresh
```
The next step is to create a syzkaller config. We can copy the default one and
customize it:
```bash
cp images/syzkaller/default-gvisor-config.cfg /tmp/syzkaller/syzkaller.cfg
```
Now we can start syzkaller in a docker container:
```bash
docker run --privileged -it --rm \
-v /tmp/syzkaller:/tmp/syzkaller \
gvisor.dev/images/syzkaller:latest
```
All logs will be in /tmp/syzkaller/workdir.
# How to run a syz repro.
* Repeate all steps except the last one from the previous section.
We need to repeat all preparation steps from the previous section and save a
syzkaller repro in /tmp/syzkaller/repro.
* Save a syzkaller repro in /tmp/syzkaller/repro
Now we can run syz-repro to reproduce a crash:
* Run syz-repro `docker run --privileged -it --rm -v
```bash
docker run --privileged -it --rm -v
/tmp/syzkaller:/tmp/syzkaller --entrypoint=""
gvisor.dev/images/syzkaller:latest ./bin/syz-repro -config
/tmp/syzkaller/syzkaller.cfg /tmp/syzkaller/repro`
/tmp/syzkaller/syzkaller.cfg /tmp/syzkaller/repro
```