Fix tuple.value not set in OGTupleWithBuffer

Sources/OpenGraph_SPI/Runtime/OGTupleType.cpp

@@ -243,6 +243,7 @@ void OGTupleWithBuffer(OGTupleType tuple_type, size_t count, const void (* funct
     if (buffer_size <= 0x1000) {
         char buffer[buffer_size];
         bzero(buffer, buffer_size);
+        tuple.value = buffer;
         // NOTE: If you use buffer out of the scope, the stack may be malformed.
         // So we need to call function in this scope.
         function(tuple, context);

Tests/OpenGraphCompatibilityTests/Runtime/TupleTypeCompatibilityTests.swift

@@ -151,7 +151,8 @@ struct UnsafeMutableTupleCompatibilityTests {
     }
 
     @Test
-    func buffer() {
+    func stackBuffer() {
+        // size <= 0x1000
         withUnsafeTuple(of: TupleType([T1.self, T2.self]), count: 1) { mutableTuple in
             let ref = T1()
             ref.a = 1
@@ -162,6 +163,26 @@ struct UnsafeMutableTupleCompatibilityTests {
             let t1 = tuple[0] as T1
             let t2 = tuple[1] as T2
 
+            #expect(t1 === ref)
+            #expect(t1.a == 1)
+            #expect(t2.a == 2)
+        }
+
+    }
+
+    @Test
+    func heapBuffer() {
+        // size > 0x1000
+        withUnsafeTuple(of: TupleType([T1.self, T2.self]), count: 512) { mutableTuple in
+            let ref = T1()
+            ref.a = 1
+            mutableTuple.initialize(at: 0, to: ref)
+            mutableTuple.initialize(at: 1, to: T2(a: 2))
+
+            let tuple = UnsafeTuple(type: mutableTuple.type, value: mutableTuple.value)
+            let t1 = tuple[0] as T1
+            let t2 = tuple[1] as T2
+
             #expect(t1 === ref)
             #expect(t1.a == 1)
             #expect(t2.a == 2)