Correct the assertions added in commit 4831498 - #5333
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The assertions are intended to verify that sb_cols and sb_rows are fully consumed by av2_set_seq_tile_info() or av2_set_tile_info(). It is fine for sb_start to exceed sb_cols or sb_rows after exiting the for loop, because we will cap tiles->col_start_sb[i] and tiles->row_start_sb[i] to sb_cols and sb_rows, respectively, so we won't consume more than sb_cols and sb_rows. Fixes AOMediaCodec#5332.
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The assertions are intended to verify that sb_cols and sb_rows are fully consumed by av2_set_seq_tile_info() or av2_set_tile_info(). It is fine for sb_start to exceed sb_cols or sb_rows after exiting the for loop, because we will cap tiles->col_start_sb[i] and tiles->row_start_sb[i] to sb_cols and sb_rows, respectively, so we won't consume more than sb_cols and sb_rows.
Fixes #5332.