Fix out-of-bounds read in VoiceKit::dfu_reboot_()#554
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Fix out-of-bounds read in VoiceKit::dfu_reboot_()#554teancom wants to merge 1 commit intoesphome:devfrom
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The reboot_req array had 3 elements but write() was called with a hardcoded length of 4, reading one byte past the array from the stack. Add the missing payload byte required by the XMOS DFU protocol and use sizeof(reboot_req) instead of a hardcoded length to prevent mismatch. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The reboot_req array had 3 elements but write() was called with a hardcoded length of 4, reading one byte past the array from the stack. Add the missing payload byte required by the XMOS DFU protocol and use sizeof(reboot_req) instead of a hardcoded length to prevent mismatch.
Note that this worked previously because the XMOS device doesn't actually care what's in the command byte, so any value we send is fine. This cleanup is to help save the next person who wonders why we declare are array of 3 bytes and send 4 bytes some worry, it changes no functionality.