Fix KEY_PAIR_INFO PQC length cursor handling#3607
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Fix #3593.
Use raw PQC length fields for cursor advancement and copy only min(raw_len, 4) into local 32-bit values.
Add requester unit test coverage for SPDM 1.4 oversized PQC capability length parsing regression.
Align KEY_PAIR_INFO requester test fixtures with mixed classical/PQC validation rules.