GH-1230: fix out-of-bounds write in ClobConsumer buffer growth#1231
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What's Changed
ClobConsumer grows the VarCharVector data buffer with a guard on
dataBuffer.writerIndex() + bytes.length > capacity(), but it writes each chunk atstartIndex + totalBytesthrough a rawMemoryUtil.copyToMemorythat never advanceswriterIndex(), so the guard stays stuck at offset 0 andreallocDataBuffer()is never called for a CLOB whose bytes exceed the initial ~32KB allocation. The unchecked write then runs past the buffer into adjacent off-heap memory. Both consume paths now checkcapacity() < startIndex + totalBytes + bytes.lengthand re-read the buffer after a realloc, matching the siblingBinaryConsumer.Closes #1230.