ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE is an error for wrong arguments given to the
function. But calling a function without argument should also generate
a sensible error message. For no argument case, parameter 'value'
should be passed with zero value and the error message is generated.

In readSync(fd, buffer, offset, length, position), triggers
validateOffsetLengthRead() in lib/internal/fs/utils.js for validation.
When buffer is empty, a weird message is generated "The value of offset
is out of range.It must be >= 0 && <= 0. Received 0". There should be a
special case when buffer is empty or bufferLength is zero, which should
trigger ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE error.

Fixes: nodejs#21193

ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE is an error for wrong arguments given to the
function. But calling a function without argument should also generate
a sensible error message. For no argument case, parameter 'value'
should be passed with zero value and the error message is generated.

In readSync(fd, buffer, offset, length, position), triggers
validateOffsetLengthRead() in lib/internal/fs/utils.js for validation.
When buffer is empty, a weird message is generated "The value of offset
is out of range.It must be >= 0 && <= 0. Received 0". There should be a
special case when buffer is empty or bufferLength is zero, which should
trigger ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE error.

Fixes: nodejs#21193

In validateOffsetLengthRead(), an error message is generated if offset
or length are out of range. There should also be an error message if
buffer is empty, in which case it cannot write data in it.

Generally this validateOffsetLengthRead() is triggered with
fs.readSync(fd, buffer, offset, length, position), where if buffer is
empty, the case for zero bufferLength is triggered and the
corresponding message is thrown.

Fixes: nodejs#21193

In validateOffsetLengthRead(), an error message is generated if offset
or length are out of range. But there should also be an error message
if buffer is empty, when no data can be written on it.

Generally, validateOffsetLengthRead() is triggered with
fs.readSync(fd, buffer, offset, length, position), where if 'buffer' is
empty, the case for zero bufferLength should be triggered and the
error message for empty buffer should be thrown.

Fixes: nodejs#21193

While using read() or readSync() function, it should be verified that
the arguments of the function are in proper range and hold legitimate
values, for a successful read process.
For this validateOffsetLengthRead() function is called, which gives an
error message for offset and length passed by the user, if not in
order. But there should also be an error when an empty buffer is passed
as argument, when it cannot be written over.
The empty buffer case should be checked before calling
validateOffsetLengthRead() and ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE should be thrown
corresponding to the empty buffer argument in read and readSync
function.

Fixes: nodejs#21193

While using read() or readSync() function, it should be verified that
the arguments of the function are in proper range and hold legitimate
values, for a successful read process.
For this validateOffsetLengthRead() function is called, which gives an
error message for offset and length passed by the user, if not in
order. But there should also be an error when an empty buffer is passed
as argument, when it cannot be written over.
The empty buffer case should be checked before calling
validateOffsetLengthRead() and ERR_INVALID_ARG_VALUE should be thrown
corresponding to the empty buffer argument in read and readSync
function.

Fixes: nodejs#21193