Remove undefined behavior from QMessageLogContext#1399
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Remove undefined behavior from QMessageLogContext#1399
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According to the safety documentation for
CStr::from_ptr, the pointer must be non-null. Currently, the functions forQMessageLogContextdo not check for null pointers. This PR adds those checks, removing the undefined behavior.Note: cxx-qt-lib's qtlogging code is noticeably messy. In addition to the above undefined behavior, it has extraneous
unsafespecifiers and a pointless const assertion that was probably supposed to occur on the C++ side, and its functions are in the global namespace rather thanrust::cxxqtlib1. It also solely exposes undocumented internal functionality and doesn't respect category disabling. I made #1398 to serve as an alternative for it.