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Fix erroneous success in AsnDecoder.ReadEncodedValue #109586
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When AsnDecoder.ReadEncodedValue is used on a payload where the encoded length plus the number of bytes representing the encoded length plus the number of bytes representing the tag exceeds int.MaxValue it erroneously reports success. Every known caller of this method immediately follows it with a call to a Span or Memory .Slice, which results in an ArgumentException that the requested length exceeds the number of bytes available in the buffer. Because AsnDecoder was extracted out of AsnReader, most AsnDecoder tests are done indirectly as AsnReader tests, or are done in the same test class that tests the related functionality on AsnReader. Since there's not a clear analogue for ReadEncodedValue (that does not immediately Slice), this change introduces a new subtree for AsnDecoder tests, only populating it with (Try)ReadEncodedValue tests. It also adds "large length" tests for ReadSetOf and ReadSequence, for good measure.
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When AsnDecoder.ReadEncodedValue is used on a payload where the encoded length plus the number of bytes representing the encoded length plus the number of bytes representing the tag exceeds int.MaxValue it erroneously reports success.
Every known caller of this method immediately follows it with a call to a Span or Memory .Slice, which results in an ArgumentException that the requested length exceeds the number of bytes available in the buffer.
Because AsnDecoder was extracted out of AsnReader, most AsnDecoder tests are done indirectly as AsnReader tests, or are done in the same test class that tests the related functionality on AsnReader. Since there's not a clear analogue for ReadEncodedValue (that does not immediately Slice), this change introduces a new subtree for AsnDecoder tests, only populating it with (Try)ReadEncodedValue tests. It also adds "large length" tests for ReadSetOf and ReadSequence, for good measure.
Fixes #93676