FreeBSD support, move memccpy and striteri tests according to Subject #50
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According to the current version of the Subject two of the tests moved: memccpy from Part_1 to Additional; striteri from Additional to Part_2
… of single malloc implementation
This reverts commit 3980115. Return values for such cases are not specified by ISO/IEC 9899 due to undefined behavior.
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FreeBSD
make(pmakederived) is not compatible with GNUmake, we have to installdevel/gmakeport/package to run Libftest on FreeBSD OS.Also according to the Subject there is no function
ft_memccpyin Part 1 and there is functionft_striteriin Part 2, so I movedmemccpytest from Part_01 to Additionals andstriterifrom Additionals to Part_02.