fix: cast int to size_t to quieten compilers. #76
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In line 1831, a cast is required because `malloc()` expects a `size_t` as the first argument and an `int` was provided. The cast is perfectly safe here, as the number of tests can not be signed. Perhaps the better choice would have been to declare `acutest_list_size_` as an `unsigned` type. GCC-13.1 with -Wconversion complains about this.
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In line 1831, a cast is required because
malloc()expects asize_tas the first argument and anintwas provided. The cast is perfectly safe here, as the number of tests can not be signed. Perhaps the better choice would have been to declareacutest_list_size_as anunsignedtype. GCC-13.1 with-Wconversioncomplains about this.