Bytes: Fix length from fromBytes on JS#2025
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I also got 16 in Firefox on Linux. |
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I also added a fix to haxe, but lime should probably account for this on older versions |
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It turns out that the underlying ArrayBuffer might be longer than the ByteArray, so make a copy in that case because TextDecoder strictly reads the entire ArrayBuffer (references openfl/lime#2025). Followup to commit dcf3f11
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Potentially related to: openfl/openfl#2360
In JS the underlying byte data may have extras, due to the underlying types used in js, explained here: HaxeFoundation/haxe#8974. This pr will ignore those extras.
Example reproducing the inconsistent behavior:
Tested on chrome for mac