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Addresses, though perhaps doesn't exactly fix, the crash reported in #32.
If a
MinimizedInlineDelimiterList
contains 256 or more elements, thechar
-sizedsize
wraps in serialization. This causes the subsequent failure at deserialization.I've added an assertion to say that this list shouldn't be too long. This improves things because the new assertion now happens during scanning, where the try-except can kick in - and not in deserialization, where it couldn't.
Probably there's some more graceful way of handling this, but that's beyond me for now...
I added similar assertions in the
BlockContextStack
andBlockDelimiterList
: these look as though they have the same error.