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ASN.1 integers cannot have all zeros or all ones for the first 9 bits.
This rule ensures the numbers are encoded with the smallest number of
content octets (see ITU-T Rec X.690 section 8.3.2).
Based on BoringSSL commit 5933723b7b592e9914f703d630b596e140c93e16
ok deraadt@ jsing@
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I checked that this doesn't change anything. Compiled with clang using
-Wno-pointer-sign -g0 to reduce the differences. Only difference in the
asm is due to assert(0) line number changes in bs_cbs.c and bs_cbb.c.
miod is ok with the general process.
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This is imported with as few changes as possible for the initial commit.
I removed OPENSSL_EXPORT, replaced OPENSSL_malloc() etc with malloc()
and changed a few header includes.
BoringSSL has this as part of their public API. We're leaving it internal
to libssl for now.
Based on BoringSSL's CBB/CBS API as of commit
c5cc15b4f5b1d6e9b9112cb8d30205a638aa2c54.
input + ok jsing@, miod@
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