py/mpz: Ignore calls to to_bytes with zero length. #14493
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Requesting a zero-sized bytes representation of large integers (using mpz rather than
long long
) would attempt to sign-extend a zero-bytes buffer with no bounds checking. This PR sidesteps the whole issue by not performing any operation if the requested length is zero, with the same runtime behaviour as smaller integers in the same situation.For the record, code like
int.from_bytes(bytes(range(20)), "big").to_bytes(0, "big")
would crash MicroPython with: