Fix overlapping memcpy when filtering TLVs by id - #134
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get_tlvs compacted matching TLVs with memcpy even when the source and destination overlapped, which corrupted filtered neighbor TLV output. Also stop delivering a TLV to later modules once one returns TLV_OK so a handler that frees the TLV cannot leave a use after free. Fixes: intel#127 Signed-off-by: Hashim1999164 <sardarhashim30@gmail.com>
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Summary
When lldptool requests a single TLV id, get_tlvs compact matching entries forward with memcpy. Source and destination can overlap, so the copied bytes were corrupted (seen as garbled Port Description output). Switch that copy to memmove.
Separately, ieee8023_rchange can free a TLV and return TLV_OK while rxProcessFrame still walked later modules with that pointer. Stop the module walk once a handler returns TLV_OK so the next module cannot hit a use after free.
Closes #127
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