fix: guard CFE_SB_GetUserDataLength against unsigned underflow#2754
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When a SB message's CCSDS Length field encodes a total smaller than the secondary header size (e.g. Length=0 on a Cmd or Tlm message), the unsigned subtraction TotalMsgSize - HdrSize wraps to SIZE_MAX. Every downstream caller that uses this value as a buffer size or loop bound then performs an unbounded OOB read. Add a TotalMsgSize <= HdrSize guard that returns 0 for malformed messages, consistent with the existing NULL-pointer guard above. Fixes nasa/cFS#2697
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Fixes #2697. When a SB message's CCSDS Length field encodes a total smaller than the header size, the unsigned subtraction
TotalMsgSize - HdrSizewraps to SIZE_MAX. Every downstream caller using this value as a buffer size or loop bound then performs an unbounded OOB read. Adds aTotalMsgSize <= HdrSizeguard returning 0 for malformed messages, consistent with the existing NULL-pointer guard.