quic: count zero length packets against max#21869
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With a flood of zero lenght UDP packets to curl, the receive loop might run longer than intended to. Count such packets against the max to terminate the loop as intended.
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With a flood of zero lenght UDP packets to curl, the receive loop might run longer than intended to. Count such packets against the max to terminate the loop as intended. URL: https://hackerone.com/reports/3783438 Reported-by: vectorqueue on hackerone Closes curl#21869
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With a flood of zero lenght UDP packets to curl, the receive loop might run longer than intended to. Count such packets against the max to terminate the loop as intended.