vangel76andClaude Sonnet 5.5 014b5e5659 Opus decoder: cap concealment and FEC length at 120 ms ...

StreamDecoder::conceal(n) and decode_fec(.., n, ..) resized the output
by n * channels for any caller-supplied n that was a multiple of 2.5 ms,
so a huge n (for example from a corrupt container timestamp) allocated
without limit. Both now reject n above 120 ms, the longest Opus packet,
with InvalidArgument before any output is reserved. Internal callers
(packet-loss concealment of the last packet's duration, multistream) never
exceed that. A test covers the boundary and oversized values.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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common

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main.rs

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oracle.rs

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robustness.rs

Opus decoder: cap concealment and FEC length at 120 ms

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vectors.rs

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