[stdlib] String.index(before:): Fix index validation issues #41598
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String.index(before:)
(and methods that rely on it, such asSubstring.index(before:)
,.distance(from:to:)
etc.) does not currently verify that the given index falls before theendIndex
before aligning it to a scalar boundary. This allows an out-of-bounds memory access when the provided index points to a position beyond the end ofself
’s storage.Additionally, the
i > startIndex
check needs to be done after scalar alignment, not before, as alignment can round the index down tostartIndex
.rdar://89497074&89495373