Update CVC5 to fix the concurrency issues#480
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In this version the concurrency issues should be fixed
CVC5 now uses local terms and function declarations that are only valid in their own SolverContext
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Hello everyone,
the CVC5 developers now seem to have fixed their concurrency issues, and all references to the thread-local NodeManager have now been removed, see here. They have also implemented a fix for a separate race condition in the JNI bindings that was reported by us here. This means we should now be able to pass CVC5 terms and solver instances from one thread to another without running into any issues.
In this PR we updates the binaries to the latest daily release that includes the fixes. This will close #310 and #347. Issue #469 may also be fixed by it, but we should look at this separately.