Acronym: add long instance case to canonical-data.json #1287
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A solution on the C track only worked because all the acronyms were shorter than 8 letters. Specifically, the student allocated a buffer the size of a char pointer, instead of a buffer n characters long.
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Prevents assuming answers are always <8 long (in languages where such an assumption is likely) 1.4.0: exercism/problem-specifications#1287
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A solution on the C track only worked because all the acronyms were shorter than 8 letters. Specifically, the student allocated a buffer the size of a char pointer, instead of a buffer n characters long.