docs(bytecode): document trusted input boundary#746
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buke
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May 22, 2026
buke
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- warn that QuickJS bytecode must only be loaded from trusted sources
- annotate EvalBytecode and LoadModuleBytecode with the same trust requirement
- mirror the guidance in both the English and Chinese README bytecode sections
- warn that QuickJS bytecode must only be loaded from trusted sources - annotate EvalBytecode and LoadModuleBytecode with the same trust requirement - mirror the guidance in both the English and Chinese README bytecode sections
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This pull request adds security warnings to the README and relevant function docstrings in context.go, cautioning against loading QuickJS bytecode from untrusted sources due to memory corruption risks. Review feedback suggests further refining these docstrings to correct typos, remove inaccurate parameter descriptions, and ensure the security warnings are explicit and consistent across the codebase.
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- fix the LoadModuleBytecode docstring name and parameter wording - make the memory corruption risk explicit for bytecode-loading APIs - tighten the EvalBytecode ownership note to match the returned value
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This pull request adds security warnings to the English and Chinese README files and the context.go source file regarding the loading of QuickJS bytecode. The documentation now emphasizes that bytecode should only be loaded from trusted sources to prevent potential memory corruption. A review comment suggests further improving the documentation for LoadModuleBytecode by explicitly stating that the caller is responsible for calling Free() on the returned Value, ensuring consistency with the updated EvalBytecode method.
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