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All three are format-locked and validated on encode and decode. Repeated known keys now reject at the root and inside an entry rather than last-wins.
241 lines
11 KiB
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241 lines
11 KiB
C++
// Standalone tests for reasampler::package's format contract — no REAPER, no
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// test framework. Pins the version-ladder classification (both integers, every
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// branch) and the three naming rules: the entry-name rule, the ASCII-folding
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// name equivalence, and the nested-path traversal guard.
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#include "../src/core/package/package_format.h"
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#include <cstdio>
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#include <string>
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using namespace reasampler::package;
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static int g_fail = 0;
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#define CHECK(cond) do { if(!(cond)) { \
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std::printf("FAIL line %d: %s\n", __LINE__, #cond); ++g_fail; } } while(0)
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// --- classifyPackageVersion --------------------------------------------------
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static void testClassifyReadable() {
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(kPackageFormatVersion, kPackageMinReaderVersion) ==
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PackageReadability::Readable);
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// The additive-forward-compat direction: a newer writer whose minReader
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// still reaches back to this build reads fine.
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(kPackageFormatVersion + 5, kPackageMinReaderVersion) ==
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PackageReadability::Readable);
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// Boundary: minReader exactly this build's format version.
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(kPackageFormatVersion + 1, kPackageFormatVersion) ==
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PackageReadability::Readable);
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}
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static void testClassifyTooNew() {
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// Boundary: one past this build's format version refuses.
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(kPackageFormatVersion + 1, kPackageFormatVersion + 1) ==
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PackageReadability::TooNew);
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(99, 42) == PackageReadability::TooNew);
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}
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static void testClassifyMalformed() {
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// Zero versions: no honest writer emits them (the ladder starts at 1).
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(0, 0) == PackageReadability::Malformed);
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(1, 0) == PackageReadability::Malformed);
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(0, 1) == PackageReadability::Malformed);
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// A writer cannot require a reader newer than what it wrote.
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(1, 2) == PackageReadability::Malformed);
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// Incoherence outranks TooNew: even with both above this build, minReader >
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// formatVersion is Malformed, not a refusal message.
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CHECK(classifyPackageVersion(5, 9) == PackageReadability::Malformed);
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}
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// --- isValidEntryName --------------------------------------------------------
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static void testEntryNameAccepts() {
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("kick.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("Snare 03 (wet).wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("no-extension"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName(".hidden")); // a leading dot is a bare name
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("a.b.c.wav")); // single dots are fine
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CHECK(isValidEntryName(std::string(kMaxEntryNameBytes, 'x'))); // at the cap
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// Legal names containing a ".." substring that is not the whole name: a
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// name can only ever be one path component (separators are banned), so
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// ".." as a component is the only expressible traversal.
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("take..final.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("loop...wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("a..b"));
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}
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static void testEntryNameRejectsSeparatorsAndDots() {
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(""));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("."));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(".."));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("..\\evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("../evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("dir/inner.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("dir\\inner.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("/rooted.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("\\rooted.wav"));
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// Embedded NUL: every plausible filesystem call (ofstream, fopen,
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// CreateFileW off .c_str()) truncates at it, so two names differing only
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// after the NUL would collide on one file.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(std::string("a\0b.wav", 7)));
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// Other control bytes (newline here) are equally hostile to logs/UI.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\nb.wav"));
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}
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static void testEntryNameRejectsAbsolutePrefixes() {
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("C:\\abs.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("C:/abs.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("c:relative-to-drive.wav")); // ':' bans drive forms
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("\\\\server\\share.wav")); // UNC
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(std::string(kMaxEntryNameBytes + 1, 'x'))); // over cap
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}
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static void testEntryNameRejectsWindowsHostileNames() {
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// Reserved characters.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a*b.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a?b.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a|b.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a<b>.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("\"q\".wav"));
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// Trailing dot or space (silently stripped at creation on Windows).
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("trailing "));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("trailing."));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(" "));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName(" "));
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// DOS device names, case-insensitive, with and without an extension.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("NUL"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("CON"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("con.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("PRN"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("AUX"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("COM1"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("com1.txt"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("LPT1"));
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// The superscript device forms (COM¹ COM² COM³ LPT¹ LPT² LPT³ in UTF-8):
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// Windows reads those as digits in a device name, so "COM².wav" is COM2.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("COM\xC2\xB9.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("com\xC2\xB2"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("COM\xC2\xB3.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("LPT\xC2\xB9"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("lpt\xC2\xB2.txt"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("LPT\xC2\xB3.wav"));
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// Not a device name: a real filename that merely starts with one, and the
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// zero forms, which Windows does not reserve.
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("console.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("COM0.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("LPT0"));
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// Nor does a superscript past 3 name a device.
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("COM\xE2\x81\xB4.wav")); // U+2074 SUPERSCRIPT FOUR
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}
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// --- isValidEntryName: UTF-8 well-formedness ---------------------------------
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static void testEntryNameAcceptsWellFormedUtf8() {
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("caf\xC3\xA9.wav")); // 2-byte: é
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("\xE2\x99\xAA.wav")); // 3-byte: ♪
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("\xF0\x9F\x8E\xB5.wav")); // 4-byte: 🎵
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("\xEF\xBB\xBF.wav")); // U+FEFF, ugly but well-formed
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CHECK(isValidEntryName("\xF4\x8F\xBF\xBF.wav")); // U+10FFFF, the last code point
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}
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static void testEntryNameRejectsIllFormedUtf8() {
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// Two names differing ONLY in their invalid bytes: a host converting to
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// UTF-16 substitutes U+FFFD for both by default, collapsing them onto one
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// file — the duplicate-name collision the manifest cannot otherwise see.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\x80.wav")); // stray continuation byte
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\x81.wav"));
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// Structural: truncated sequences (a lead byte the name ends inside).
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xC3"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xE2\x99"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xF0\x9F\x8E"));
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// A lead byte followed by a non-continuation.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xC3\x41.wav"));
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// Overlong encodings: an alternate spelling of an ASCII byte we ban.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xC0\xAF.wav")); // overlong '/'
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xC0\x80.wav")); // overlong NUL
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xE0\x80\xAF.wav")); // overlong '/', 3-byte
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xF0\x80\x80\xAF.wav")); // overlong '/', 4-byte
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// Surrogate halves: no code point, and unrepresentable in UTF-16.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xED\xA0\x80.wav")); // U+D800
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xED\xBF\xBF.wav")); // U+DFFF
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// Past U+10FFFF, and the 5/6-byte leads that never encode anything.
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xF4\x90\x80\x80.wav")); // U+110000
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xF5\x80\x80\x80.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xFC\x80\x80\x80\x80\x80.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidEntryName("a\xFF.wav"));
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}
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// --- sameEntryName -----------------------------------------------------------
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static void testSameEntryNameFoldsAsciiCase() {
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// A bank authored on a case-sensitive filesystem produces this pair
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// honestly; Windows and default APFS would extract both onto one file.
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CHECK(sameEntryName("Kick.wav", "kick.wav"));
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CHECK(sameEntryName("KICK.WAV", "kick.wav"));
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CHECK(sameEntryName("kick.wav", "kick.wav"));
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("kick.wav", "snare.wav"));
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("kick.wav", "kick.wave")); // length alone decides
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("", "a"));
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CHECK(sameEntryName("", ""));
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// ASCII only: "é" vs "É" are two names here (the NFC/NFD limitation this
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// shares — see this directory's CLAUDE.md).
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("caf\xC3\xA9.wav", "caf\xC3\x89.wav"));
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// Only the letters fold — the bytes flanking the ASCII range must not.
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("a[b", "a{b")); // 0x5B vs 0x7B, 'Z'+1 and 'z'+1
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CHECK(!sameEntryName("a@b", "a`b")); // 0x40 vs 0x60, 'A'-1 and 'a'-1
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}
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// --- isValidNestedSamplePath -------------------------------------------------
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static void testNestedSamplePathAcceptsRelative() {
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("a.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("reasampler_bank/kick.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("reasampler_bank\\kick.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("deep/dir/tree/a.wav"));
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// A ".." that is not a whole component is an ordinary name.
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("take..final/a.wav"));
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("bank/..hidden"));
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CHECK(isValidNestedSamplePath("a..b"));
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}
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static void testNestedSamplePathRejectsTraversalAndAbsolute() {
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// BankModel::add catches only the absolute forms, so traversal reaches the
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// format unless this rule stops it.
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath(".."));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("../evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("..\\evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("bank/../../evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("bank\\..\\evil.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("bank/.."));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("bank/../"));
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// Everything util::isAbsolutePath already catches.
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("/rooted.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("\\rooted.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("C:/abs.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("C:\\abs.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("c:relative-to-drive.wav"));
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CHECK(!isValidNestedSamplePath("\\\\server\\share.wav"));
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}
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int main() {
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testClassifyReadable();
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testClassifyTooNew();
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testClassifyMalformed();
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testEntryNameAccepts();
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testEntryNameRejectsSeparatorsAndDots();
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testEntryNameRejectsAbsolutePrefixes();
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testEntryNameRejectsWindowsHostileNames();
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testEntryNameAcceptsWellFormedUtf8();
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testEntryNameRejectsIllFormedUtf8();
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testSameEntryNameFoldsAsciiCase();
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testNestedSamplePathAcceptsRelative();
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testNestedSamplePathRejectsTraversalAndAbsolute();
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if (g_fail == 0) {
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std::printf("package_format_tests: all passed\n");
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return 0;
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}
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std::printf("package_format_tests: %d failure(s)\n", g_fail);
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return 1;
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}
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