fix(jsonwriter): return NULL on allocation failures#1772
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Track write failures in the jsonwriter so that `into_string` returns `NULL` instead of producing truncated output when allocations fail. Change the ops function pointers to return `int` (0 on success) so that the callers can detect failures. Add a `write_buf` wrapper matching the existing `write_char`/`write_str` helpers and update `write_json_str` to use it instead of calling the ops directly. Check the `failed` flag in `can_write_item` and `into_string_sb` to short-circuit writes and return `NULL` respectively.
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Track write failures in the jsonwriter so that
into_stringreturnsNULLinstead of producing truncated output when allocations fail.Change the ops function pointers to return
int(0 on success) so that the callers can detect failures. Add awrite_bufwrapper matching the existingwrite_char/write_strhelpers and updatewrite_json_strto use it instead of calling the ops directly.Check the
failedflag incan_write_itemandinto_string_sbto short-circuit writes and returnNULLrespectively.