Fix OOM crash when importing large/corrupted .eap-config files - #180
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buildDeepLink() read the file with the stdlib InputStream.readBytes(), which pre-sizes its ByteArrayOutputStream using available(). For some content:// URIs that value is unreliable and can report a huge bogus size, causing an immediate multi-hundred-MB allocation attempt and an OutOfMemoryError (Crashlytics issue 375883fdcbf164622a8a6870d7988eba, top crash of the last 30 days). Switch to the existing extensions.InputStream.readBytes(), which reads in fixed 4KB chunks instead of trusting available(). It was added alongside this same file-import feature but was never actually wired up, so the file was silently using the stdlib version all along.
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Switch to the existing extensions.InputStream.readBytes(), which reads in fixed 4KB chunks instead of trusting available(). It was added alongside this same file-import feature but was never actually wired up, so the file was silently using the stdlib version all along causing crashes when importing .eap-config files with large logos included. Removing .close() as this was already handled by the extension function.