Fix crash due to incorrect terminal output length calculation#21469
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When a Buffer with multi-byte characters (like emoji) is pushed, chunk.length returns the byte count (8) instead of the string length (4), causing terminalOutputLength to be inflated. The while loop then over-prunes, removing all chunks and causing firstChunk to be undefined.
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Description
When a Buffer with multi-byte characters (like emoji) is pushed, chunk.length returns the byte count (8) instead of the string length (4), causing terminalOutputLength to be inflated. The while loop then over-prunes, removing all chunks and causing firstChunk to be undefined.
This crash was introduced by #21319 and is on beta right now.
To reproduce create a file with like a megabyte of 😀 emoji and try to view it in the diff viewer.
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Notes: [Fixed] Git output containing multibyte characters is handled correctly avoiding unexpected crashes