Generate up to 8 random padding bytes at a time instead of 4 #100
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Fixes a (presumably copy-pasta) typo in
ByteBuffer.writeSSHPaddingBytes(count:)where only 4 random bytes would be requested from theCSPRNGat a time even when 8 or more were needed. The only impact of this issue is a very small performance penalty (so small that it's likely unmeasurable outside of microbenchmarks in practice, in fact), but might as well fix it anyhow.