fix(psbt): reject trailing byte when parsing - #541
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Require wally_psbt_from_bytes to consume the complete input buffer. Add PSBT v0 and v2 regression test cases with a trailing byte.
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Thanks for contributing! I've included this in #542 which will be merged shortly, gated behind a parsing flag |
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wally_psbt_from_bytes()currently does not validate that the input buffer has been completely consumed. Since this API has no streaming or consumed-length interface, callers cannot distinguish the parsed PSBT from an unconsumed suffix.Rejecting unread bytes makes the contract unambiguous, as the caller will have certainty that the provided bytes correspond exactly to a valid PSBT.
This PR adds that validation and regression cases to the invalid PSBT test vectors.