Array out-of-bounds write in raw_read.

[ghost]

If the raw_read function reads in the full buffer size worth of data then it may append a terminator ('\0') value beyond the end of the allocated buffer region. Below is a copy of the function with one of the original lines commented out and a 'fixed' version of the line afterwards. I just subtracted 1 from the buffer size passed in to ReadFile. I am not sure if this is the best way to handle it or if there are other spots that may have similar problems, but this seems to have fixed the bug I ran across. Thanks.

 static BOOL raw_read (File *this) {
    DWORD bytesRead = 0;
//    BOOL res = ReadFile(lcb_handle(this), lcb_buf(this), lcb_bufsz(this), &bytesRead, NULL);
    BOOL res = ReadFile(lcb_handle(this), lcb_buf(this), lcb_bufsz(this) - 1, &bytesRead, NULL);
    lcb_buf(this)[bytesRead] = '\0';
    return res && bytesRead;
  }

[stevedonovan]

Classic out-by-one C char array problem ;) Thanks for the report!