Fix GH-18212: fseek with SEEK_CUR and negative offset crash on debug #18224
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| GH-18212 fseek with SEEK_CUR and negative offset leads to negative file stream position. | |
| GH-18212: fseek with SEEK_CUR and negative offset leads to negative file stream position. |
Triggers the assertion as with SEEK_CUR the stream position is set to a negative value so we force the failure without affecting its position instead. close phpGH-18224
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Triggers the assertion as with SEEK_CUR the stream position is set to a negative value so we force the failure without affecting its position instead.