avoid emitting a phantom byte on truncated input in QPDecoderStream#207
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Signed-off-by: mohammed arib <arib@bugqore.com>
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QPDecoderStream.read casts the result of in.read() straight to a byte, so when an '=' is followed by a single hex digit (or a bare CR) at end of stream, the -1 becomes 0xFF and gets pushed back and later returned as a decoded byte that was never in the input. Quoted-printable bodies are untrusted MIME content, so a truncated encoded atom silently injects a 0xFF into the decoded output. This guards both the = and = reads for -1 so the real trailing bytes pass through unchanged, and adds a QPDecoderStreamTest covering the truncated cases.