Fixes fate ranged lock encoding#6350
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Encoding the fate ranged lock to store in zookeeper was using standard Base64 which could include a '/'. When this happened the code would go into an infinite loop. Changed to using base64 URL encoding and added a few checks to make the fate lock encoding/decoding more strict.
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Discovered this bug while testing #6351 and making splits with random bytes in them. |
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Encoding the fate ranged lock to store in zookeeper was using standard Base64 which could include a '/'. When this happened the code would go into an infinite loop. Changed to using base64 URL encoding and added a few checks to make the fate lock encoding/decoding more strict.