Fix infinite loop on bad literal data (Issue #229)#233
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Returning true here just puts us in an infinite loop, not sure what was supposed to happen? Fixes icsharpcode#229.
This reverts commit 2dcb656.
- No more gotos (!) - Easier to read - Handles bad table lengths correctly
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If no end symbol is reached before the memory in the output window runs out, it will just be flushed to the output and reset the window without progressing. This causes an infinite loop on bad Huffman data (32768 consecutive literals).
This is caused by allowing bad values into the table and this fix only prevents the infinite loop, not the real cause.
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