Fix incorrect string length for output_handler in zlib ini code #10667
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The length of "output_handler" is supposed to be passed, but as sizeof is used, the resulting number includes the NUL character, so the length is off-by-one. Subtract one to pass the correct length.
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Might make sense to use strlen() instead but either is fine.
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The length of "output_handler" is supposed to be passed, but as sizeof is used, the resulting number includes the NUL character, so the length is off-by-one. Subtract one to pass the correct length.
Found using an experimental static analysis tool I'm developing.