Reject overflowing savestate collection counts - #19386
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This also fixes UB when decoding signed integers when MSB is set, good job. |
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Thanks goku |
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The savestate compatibility check trusts the collection length encoded in the file. For bitwise-serializable vectors, the length is multiplied by the element size before reading the data. That multiplication can wrap, allowing a small input to pass the read check and then trigger an enormous vector resize.
This adds checked VLE decoding and rejects collection sizes whose serialized byte count cannot be represented. Normal savestates retain the existing format, while truncated or oversized data is rejected.