Remove default allocator argument from dynamic_string::to_object() #486
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The default allocator argument caused runtime exceptions "emplace: incompatible allocators" (from writable_object::emplace/emplace_back in src/object.hpp:1179, 1216) when converting a dynamic_string to an object with a mismatched allocator.
By making the allocator parameter required, such bugs will be caught at compile time instead of causing runtime exceptions.
This change fixes two instances in fingerprint.cpp where the allocator was not being passed, which triggered these allocator mismatch exceptions, and updates tests to explicitly pass allocators.