harden seek table parsing against overflow and oversized frame metadata#4638
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harden seek table parsing against overflow and oversized frame metadata#4638metsw24-max wants to merge 1 commit intofacebook:devfrom
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This hardens seek table parsing in
zstdseek_decompress.cby adding strict bounds checks for untrusted metadata before size arithmetic and memory allocationAdded a hard upper bound check for numFrames from seek table metadata
Added checked arithmetic for table size and frame size computations before multiply/add operations
Added allocation-size overflow guards when allocating seek entries in load path and clone path
These checks reduce memory safety risk by ensuring untrusted metadata cannot trigger wrapped size calculations or undersized allocations.