Fix into_owned String not having enough provenance
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Calling `.as_mut_ptr` on a `String` actually goes through `&mut str`, which shrinks the provenance of the pointer to only contain the initialized bytes. This caused issues when a reconstructed `String` tried to write to the uninitialized part of it. The fix is to go through `Vec::<u8>::as_mut_ptr`, which gives provenance for the entire allocation.
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Cheers! |
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Maybe this is worth adding the method to |
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I think that's a good idea. I will open a PR over the weekend. |
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Calling
.as_mut_ptron aStringactually goes through&mut str, which shrinks the provenance of the pointer to only contain the initialized bytes. This caused issues when a reconstructedStringtried to write to the uninitialized part of it. The fix is to go throughVec::<u8>::as_mut_ptr, which gives provenance for the entire allocation.