Fix most memory leaks problems in t/local/36_verify.t reported by Assress Sanitize #502
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…set1_name is not documented and has leak in OpenSSL code, it can\'t be fixed in Net:SSLeay code
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If you build perl (and consequently Net::SSLleay) using Address Sanitizer, t/local/36_verify.t test will fail.
This patch properly frees objects that needs to be freed explicitly, and makes Address Sanitizer happy.
The only one remaining problem
X509_VERIFY_PARAM_set1_namefunction that is undocumented function of OpenSSL and it has memory leak by design: it doparam->name = OPENSSL_strdup(name);andX509_VERIFY_PARAM_freedoes not try to free it. So I would suggest to remove this function from the test case and documentation: same way they did in OpenSSL.You can find instruction on how to build perl in this modulet using ASan in #469
PS please refer me as NATARAJ (Nikolay Shaplov) if you ever would like to mention me anywhere.