[report-converter][fix] Don't crash when we can't find the checker name for ubsan#4143
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…me for ubsan We forgot to inizialize `checker_name` to its default value, which lead to a read-before-assignment crash.
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How can this be that, if it was supposedly initialised to None?
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The idea is that when checker_name is None, we fall back to a default checker name later down the road, which is the name of the sanitizer.
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We forgot to inizialize
checker_nameto its default value, which lead to a read-before-assignment crash.