Abtin Keshavarzian b2093f4f9e [dns] check for null character in read label (#13187)
This commit updates `Name::LabelIterator::ReadLabel()` to explicitly
check that the read label from the message does not contain any embedded
`kNullChar` (`\0`) characters. It uses `StringLength()` to verify that
the length of the string matches the expected label length. If a null
character is found before the end of the label, `kErrorParse` is
returned to prevent potential string truncation issues or
misinterpretation of the label name.

This broader check replaces a recent fix in `PtrRecord::ReadPtrName()`
from #13183 which only verified that the first label was not empty
or malformed by checking for a single-character label with a null
byte. By enforcing this validation centrally at the `ReadLabel()`
level, we now ensure that labels of any length are properly
protected against embedded null characters across all DNS record
types.
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...an open-source implementation of the Thread networking protocol. Google Nest has released OpenThread to make the technology used in Nest products more broadly available to developers to accelerate the development of products for the connected home.

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