Fix memory leak in parson's parse_object_value() #801
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Description
Fix a memory leak in parson by adding a missing free in parson's
parse_object_valueimplementation. The leak is triggerable from our code through fuzzing and we bundle parson so we're responsible for fixing issues in it.get_quoted_stringreturns an allocated string and all other branches in the loop contain the call toparson_free(which isfreeby default). This fix is based on how upstream parson implemented the bugfix: kgabis/parson@ab7f5e5.Checklist
mainbranch prior to this PR submission.mainbranch.