Improve: Add Defensive Null Checks to uncompress2 #1080
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Hello team,
This PR improves the robustness of the uncompress2 function by adding defensive parameter validation.
Currently, passing NULL for essential pointers like sourceLen or destLen will cause a segmentation fault. This change prevents this crash by adding checks at the beginning of the function.
If any parameter is invalid, the function now returns Z_STREAM_ERROR, providing the caller with a clear and actionable error instead of a crash. This behavior is consistent with the library's conventions for handling invalid arguments.
I believe this makes the function safer and easier to debug for developers. Happy to address any feedback.
Thank you for your time and consideration.