Issue #685 | Fix StringIndexOutOfBoundsException in ICC DESC tag processing #687
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…nt exceptions Resolved an issue where malformed ICC profiles could cause a StringIndexOutOfBoundsException during DESC tag processing. - Added validation to ensure `stringLength` is non-negative and does not exceed `bytes.length - 12`. - Throws `BufferBoundsException` with a detailed message for invalid cases. - Ensures corrupted ICC profiles are handled gracefully.
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This PR resolves an issue where malformed ICC profiles could trigger a
StringIndexOutOfBoundsException during the processing of the DESC tag.
stringLengthto ensure it is not negative and does not exceedbytes.length - 12.BufferBoundsExceptionwith a detailed message for invalid cases.This fix improves robustness in handling ICC metadata and prevents crashes
caused by malformed data.