If gss_add_cred() is called with both an input_cred_handle and an
output_cred_handle, it creates a new credential with the elements of
the input credential plus the requested element. Making a shallow
copy of mechs_array and cred_array from the old credential creates
aliased pointers which become invalid when one of the two credentials
is released, leading to use-after-free and double-free errors.
Instead, make a full copy of the input cred for this case. Make this
copy at the beginning so that union_cred can always be modified in
place (and freed on error using gss_release_cred() if we created it),
removing the need for new_union_cred, new_mechs_array, and
new_cred_array. Use a stack object for target_mechs to simplify
cleanup and reduce the number of failure cases.
GSSAPI provides no facility for copying a credential; since we mostly
use the GSSAPI as our SPI for mechanisms, we have no simple way to
copy mechanism creds when copying the union cred. Use
gss_export_cred() and gss_import_cred() if the mechanism provides
them; otherwise fall back to gss_inquire_cred() and
gss_acquire_cred().