BUG: Bound the aux_file copy by sizeof rather than a repeated 24 - #98
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strncpy writes no terminator when the source fills the destination, so the copy is safe only because of the line that follows it, which is what -Wstringop-truncation reports. Copying at most sizeof(dest) - 1 makes the call safe on its own and takes the size from the buffer rather than a literal repeated twice. (cherry picked from commit 5c1665c)
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Re-submission of #46, reverted from
masteron 2026-09-24 so it can bereviewed before merging. Content is unchanged from the original.
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master. Independent: nothing has to land before it.Commits
Ordering for all the re-submitted work is tracked in #84.