fix(webserver): php_syntree various fixes - #153
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Thanks. Both fixes verified:
PRIu64→PRId64at line 965 — picks up exactly the inconsistency I flagged in #150's review. The codebase is now consistent in displayingint_valas signed across bothphp_var_dumpandcast_value_str.- Missing
breakincast_value_arraySTRING case — real fall-through bug.case PHP_VAL_STRING: free(val->str_val);was falling intocase PHP_VAL_ARRAY: return;, so callingcast_value_arrayon aPHP_VAL_STRINGfreed the string buffer and exited without allocating the array — callers post-cast would touch uninitialised memory. The addedbreak;lets execution reach the allocation at lines 993-994.
Approving.
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breakfortype == PHP_VAL_STRINGincast_value_array()— without it, the function exits at thePHP_VAL_ARRAYbranch before actually allocating the array.PRIu64withPRId64incast_value_str()—PHP_VAL_INTholds a signed integer.