guard size overflow in BytesToHexString and UrlEscape#2102
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BytesToHexString sizes its output as 2 * from.size() and UrlEscapeInternal as initial_portion + 3 * (input.size() - initial_portion), neither of which checks for a size_t overflow, so a large enough input wraps the length and StringResizeAndOverwrite allocates a buffer smaller than the number of bytes the following loop writes into it. CEscapedLength and CalculateBase64EscapedLenInternal in this same file already guard their expansions against size_t max with ABSL_INTERNAL_CHECK, so these two newer helpers just add the matching check with the appropriate divisor.