Instead of a size limit of ASCIILINESZ for multi-line input now there is no
limit, a multi-line can be *any* size (and hence the key and value now
also have a dynamic size)

* there is a limit still on input line size (since multi lines are built
  from multiple lines where each line part is limited to ASCIILINESZ)
  Note: there is no limit to the size of the multi-line itself (it's
  only limited by available memory)
* all stack & static fixed string usage has been removed with the exception
  of parsing line (or a multi-line portion) input, fgets still reads into
  a fixed string buffer of size ASCIILINESZ.
Signed-off-by: NNoel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

Instead of a size limit of ASCIILINESZ for multi-line input now there is no
limit, a multi-line can be *any* size (and hence the key and value now
also have a dynamic size)

* there is a limit still on input line size (since multi lines are built
  from multiple lines where each line part is limited to ASCIILINESZ)
  Note: there is no limit to the size of the multi-line itself (it's
  only limited by available memory)
* all stack & static fixed string usage has been removed with the exception
  of parsing line (or a multi-line portion) input, fgets still reads into
  a fixed string buffer of size ASCIILINESZ.
Signed-off-by: NNoel Power <noel.power@suse.com>

Use the size_t data type where appropriate instead of casting.

using "foo = malloc(sizeof *foo)" is more change-friendly than
"foo = malloc(sizeof (type*)"

g++ returns an error when a non-void pointer is set to be the return
value from malloc.