Fix OOB buffer index in GetFlatbufferTensorBuffer - #3648
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Reject tensor.buffer() values that are out of range for the model buffers vector before indexing, matching the existing check used by the compression-metadata path in the same file. Without this guard, a crafted .tflite can cause an out-of-bounds read via flatbuffers::Vector::operator[] during AllocateTensors().
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tensor.buffer()before indexing the modelbuffersvector inGetFlatbufferTensorBuffer.buffer_index >= buffers->size()).flatbuffers::Vector::operator[]duringMicroInterpreter::AllocateTensors()when loading a crafted.tflite.Test plan
buffers.size()==2andtensor.buffer()==65535no longer reaches an OOB index (returns null buffer / fails allocation cleanly instead of reading past the vector)tensor.buffer()indices still allocate and invoke successfullyMade with Cursor