fix(hidpp20): HiresScroll::getRatchetState reads response, not params#546
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getRatchetState was returning params[0] from a freshly-constructed empty vector. This produced an out-of-bounds read on every call and always returned a meaningless value regardless of what the device reported. Read response[0] instead, with an empty-response guard.
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Summary
HiresScroll::getRatchetStatereturnedparams[0]from a freshly-constructed emptystd::vector. This produced an out-of-bounds read on every call and always returned a meaningless value regardless of what the device reported.Fix
Read
response[0]and guard against an empty response.Test plan
[[maybe_unused]]and not called anywhere in tree, so no behavioural test exists; verified by inspection.