Limit numeric token length during parsing#1030
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Reject overly long numeric tokens before allocating temporary number strings to avoid unbounded allocations for malformed or malicious JSON input.
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parse_number()copies the numeric token into a temporary null-terminated buffer before passing it tostrtod(). Currently, the token length is bounded only by the remaining input size, so unusually long numeric tokens can lead tolarge temporary allocations.
This change rejects numeric tokens longer than
CJSON_NUMBER_LENGTH_LIMITbefore allocating the temporary number string.