fix: consolidated codec correctness fixes (supersedes #71)

[sedghi]

All codec source fixes in one PR, stacked on the pixel-correctness test PR #72 (merge #72 first; GitHub retargets this to main automatically when its base branch is deleted). Consolidates the fixes formerly on the fixes branch (#71, closed in favor of this) with the second round found by #72's test suite. Each fix travels with the tests that fail without it — classification is empirical: the wasm packages were rebuilt from unfixed C++ (same emsdk 3.1.74 image CI uses) and the full workspace run against them; whatever failed belongs here, whatever passed stayed in #72.

First round (formerly #71)

libjpeg-turbo-12bit — decoder was unusable: it forced JCS_EXT_RGBA while sizing the output for 1 sample/pixel, so libjpeg wrote ~2x past the buffer (heap overflow), and the result went through Uint8ClampedArray, flattening 12-bit samples to 255. Also the package main field pointed to a dist file that does not exist, so require() failed outright. Now decodes single-component grayscale into 16-bit output, has working entry points, and is wired into dicom-codec's .51 dispatch (previously Decoder not found). Pinned by the 12-bit suite (asm.js + wasm variants), the dispatcher integration test, and the browser-smoke variants.

openjpeg decoder — rejects <4-byte input (OOB magic-number read) and unsupported component counts (freeing handles on the rejection path); BufferStream write/skip/seek callbacks are bounds-checked instead of writing/seeking past the buffer. Pinned by the small-buffer throw tests across all build variants.

dicom-codec codecFactory — reads encode/decode results before delete() and frees wasm instances in finally, so a throwing decode no longer leaks the instance. Pinned by the cleanup-on-throw test.

Overflow-checked decoded-buffer sizing on wasm32 in openjpeg, openjphjs, and libjpeg-turbo-8bit decoders (width*height*components*bytes capped and checked).

Second round (found by #72's suite)

openjpeg encoder — J2KEncoder::encode() returned silently on failure, leaving the full pre-sized allocation as the "encoded" result, and leaked codec/stream/image handles on every path including success (repeated encodes grow the wasm heap monotonically). Now throws with the encoded buffer zeroed, frees handles on every exit path, and sizes the output with headroom so clamped writes surface as errors. Pinned by the encoder-failure-throw tests, the encode/delete heap-stability test, and both dicom-codec J2K round-trips (encode .90, transcode .80→.90), which fail byte-exactness without this.

openjphjs encoder — bytesPerPixel = bitsPerSample / 8 truncated to 1 for 9..15-bit samples, halving the row stride so every row after the first was read from the wrong offset (12-bit encodes corrupted). Pinned by the 12-bit encoder round-trip.

libjpeg-turbo-12bit — fail closed on multi-component input: forcing JCS_GRAYSCALE on a color 12-bit JPEG silently discards chroma and reports componentCount=1. Pinned by the multi-component rejection test. Also adds the CodSpeed bench.

dicom-codec — adaptImageInfo preserves planarConfiguration (decode8Planar was unreachable; PlanarConfiguration=1 RLE silently decoded interleaved). Pinned by the planar RLE test.

little-endian / big-endian — 32-bit PixelData decoded as Float32Array unconditionally; per review (@wayfarer3130) it is integer data, signed per pixelRepresentation, float only for float pixel data elements. Now Uint32Array/Int32Array with Float32Array as the no-pixelRepresentation fallback, matching cornerstone3D's decodeLittleEndian; same typing applied to dicom-codec's littleEndian.getPixelData. 32-bit views realign to 4-byte boundaries (the old offset % 2 check threw a RangeError at offset % 4 == 2); big-endian gains 1-bit passthrough and byte-swapped 32-bit support. Pinned by the typed-array and realignment tests in both packages.

Note the 32-bit typing change is behavior-visible: consumers relying on always-Float32Array for bitsAllocated: 32 now get integer arrays when pixelRepresentation is set.

Third round (found by review of this PR)

Review of this PR asked one question directly — does the (bitsPerSample + 8 - 1) / 8 change damage single-bit images? — and the answer turned out to be no, but chasing it down surfaced that nothing on the 1-bit path was tested and one part of it was broken. That is what this round is.

On the question asked: the round-up is strictly better at 1 bit, not worse. HTJ2KEncoder::getDecodedBuffer already used the round-up form, so the input buffer was always sized at one byte per sample; only the encode loop's stride disagreed, and bitsPerSample / 8 gave it 0. Verified against a pre-fix build: a 1-bit encode returned row 0 repeated height times. The decoders were never on the old expression. Values that change at all are 1..7 (0→1) and 9..15 (1→2); 8 and 16 are identical either way.

openjphjs — 1-bit and 4-bit encoder round trips, which the stride fix shipped without. The 1-bit test also asserts the failure mode by name, so a regression reads as "rows collapsed" rather than a bare buffer mismatch. bilevelFromCT2 thresholds the existing gray8 derivation, so the source is a CT silhouette — long runs broken by an irregular boundary, which is what makes a stride or bit-order mistake visible. No new binary fixtures.

dicom-codec — the real 1-bit hazard, and it was not in the C++ at all. BitsAllocated: 1 is the one depth where the caller's frame and the encoder's input buffer are not the same shape: DICOM packs 1-bit PixelData eight samples to a byte (PS3.5 8.1.1), while every wasm encoder sizes its input at one byte per sample and reads one sample per byte. So codecFactory.encode's decodedTypedArray.set(imageFrame) filled an eighth of the buffer with bytes carrying eight unrelated pixels each, left the rest zero, and the encode succeeded — a garbage image reported as a clean encode. Now unpacked on the way in, with an already-unpacked frame (what the decoders emit for 1 bit) passed through so transcoding works in both directions, and a frame too short for its sample count throwing instead of silently zero-filling. Pinned end to end through the dispatcher for HTJ2K .201 and JPEG 2000 .90 — both round-trip a 512x512 bi-level frame byte-exact, and all three end-to-end cases fail with the one line reverted. JPEG-LS is left out deliberately: CharLS rejects bit depths below 2.

dicom-codec — bigEndian.getPixelData handled only 8 and 16 bit, returning undefined for bitsAllocated 1 and 32 — depths the big-endian package's own decode() accepts and that littleEndian.getPixelData gained paths for earlier in this PR. Now mirrors the little-endian side, with the swap32 and 4-byte realignment the big-endian path needs.

One finding deliberately not fixed. The big-endian package applies no word swap to 1-bit data, and that stays as it is. PS3.5 2016b A.3.2 requires OW only above 8 bits, so at 1 bit both OB (no swap) and OW (each byte pair of pixels transposed) are conformant, and bitsAllocated cannot tell them apart — guessing a swap would break OB data to fix OW data. The limitation is now documented at the branch point instead of looking like an oversight; a caller that knows its dataset used OW has to swap the words itself.

Whitespace — HTJ2KDecoder.hpp's three try blocks (readHeader, decode, decodeSubResolution) and codecFactory's encode/decode had their bodies left at the outer column with the closing brace pulled to column 2, so each catch/finally looked like it belonged to nothing. Accidental damage from the partial-decode and try/finally changes earlier in this PR; restored, no behaviour change.

Findings from the same review that are not addressed here, as unlikely to matter now: openjphjs' unused checkedDecodedSize, libjpeg-turbo-12bit's jpeg_std_error exit-on-error, J2KDecoder's silent failure returns, HTJ2KEncoder's multi-component >8-bit stride, J2KEncoder's unchecked opj_*_create results, and jpegxl .111 inheriting encodeLossless.

Fourth round (CodeRabbit review of this PR)

CodeRabbit raised three findings. Two are valid and fixed here; the third is not acted on, with the reasoning below.

Realignment copies were unbounded (valid, and larger than reported). ArrayBuffer.prototype.slice(offset) copies through the end of the backing buffer, and PixelData is normally one frame's view into a whole multi-frame P10 buffer — so realigning a misaligned frame allocated and copied the entire rest of the file. Measured: 67 MB for a 1 MB 32-bit frame at offset 2 of a 64 MB buffer. Pixels were correct either way, since the returned view's length is right, which is why it was never noticed. Fixed at all eight sites rather than the three reported: every 16-bit branch carries the same call, and dicom-codec/src/codecs/bigEndian.js gained two more earlier in this PR. Bounded with offset + byteLength rather than the suggested offset + length — these functions already assume a byte view when they compute length / 4, and byteLength is correct whatever element width the caller passes.

Native handles leaked on the throwing paths (valid, and a whole family of it). Every hand-written wasm wrapper freed its handles by repeating the destroy calls at each early return, which covers the paths that RETURN and misses the ones that THROW — and throwing paths are most of what this PR added. J2KDecoder::decode_i leaked codec, stream and image on both the checkedDecodedSize range check and the component-count rejection, and cstr_info from opj_get_cstr_info was never freed on any path including successful decodes. The same shape appears in J2KEncoder::encode, both libjpeg-turbo-8bit wrappers (where the tjCompress2 failure destroyed nothing at all — pre-existing), and libjpeg-turbo-12bit's decoder. std::vector::resize() raising std::bad_alloc leaks in all of them. Each is now a scope guard: a destructor rather than a tidier cleanup() call, because resize()'s throw has no call site to attach cleanup to, and a guard cannot be forgotten when the next early exit is added.

Three things came along with that, all in the same family:

• opj_image_create and opj_create_compress results were dereferenced unchecked (the earlier round's finding). In wasm a null dereference traps the whole module rather than raising a JS exception.
• cstr_info and its tccp_info are null-checked before use. opj_get_cstr_info does return NULL, and opj_destroy_cstr_info tests its argument pointer but then dereferences *cstr_info unguarded — so the guard must not hand it a pointer to NULL.
• openjpeg's FrameInfo fields and J2KDecoder's scalar members had no initialisers, so every getter was an uninitialised read until a decode succeeded — and because the wasm allocator reuses freed blocks, a fresh decoder routinely reported the previous frame's geometry. This surfaced as api.test.js's it.fails("readHeader() alone populates frameInfo") starting to pass, reading 512 out of the block a just-deleted decoder had released.

Not acted on: dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors scope. True in the abstract — the flag sits under test:, so it covers vitest run and not only benches. But it is gated on CODSPEED_ENV !== undefined, and both CodSpeed jobs invoke only run bench, never run test or test:ci, so it is false for every test run in CI and locally. The suggested alternative does not exist: CodeRabbit's own research in that comment establishes onUnhandledError landed after Vitest 3.2.4, and dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors is not a benchmark-level option, so "scope it to benches" has no expression in this config shape.

No upstream changes. extern/ was read to confirm the destroy functions' null-handling and opj_get_cstr_info's contract; nothing there is modified and every submodule stays at its recorded commit.

Found while fixing this, not fixed

Two memory-safety bugs in J2KEncoder, both pre-existing and both out of scope for a leak pass. Raising them here rather than sitting on them:

• Multi-component encodes trap the wasm module. Measured across a 64x64 encode: componentCount 3 at 16 bit, and 2 or 4 at any depth, all die with "memory access out of bounds". The 16-bit case is the std::copy at J2KEncoder.hpp:289 writing w*h*components shorts into comps[0].data, which holds w*h int32s — RGB 16-bit is an ordinary DICOM configuration. The 2-component case looks like the precedence bug in parameters.tcp_mct = (char)frameInfo_.componentCount > 1 ? 1 : 0, which casts before comparing and enables MCT for a 2-component image.
• Repeated failing encodes corrupt the module. setDecompositions(40) makes opj_setup_encoder reject the codestream; looping that crashes on the 5th iteration with "memory access out of bounds", with the new handle guard in place and without it. Something in the failed-setup path corrupts state across iterations.

The second one is why heap-stability.test.js has no looping test for the throwing paths. It was written, measured — the heap does grow without the guard — and removed, because it failed for a reason unrelated to what it measured. That file now records what is uncovered and why, including that the cstr_info leak is invisible to HEAP8.length at any iteration count (measured to ~12,600 decodes) because the 50 MiB arena absorbs it.

Verification

• Full workspace green with CI=1, 277/277 and no skips: big-endian 10, little-endian 10, charls 26, openjpeg 50, openjphjs 40, libjpeg-turbo-8bit 15, libjpeg-turbo-12bit 10, libjxl 6, dicom-codec 110.
• openjphjs, openjpeg, libjpeg-turbo-8bit and libjpeg-turbo-12bit rebuilt from this branch's C++ in the emsdk 3.1.74 image CI uses; the 1-bit round trips and the handle-guard changes are verified against those builds.
• pnpm csp:source clean.
• dist-size gate passes: the committed baseline was generated from builds that include these C++ changes.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added JPEG Baseline 12-bit grayscale decoding support.
  • Added correct 32-bit pixel decoding for signed integers, unsigned integers, and floating-point data.
  • Added support for plane-sequential color RLE decoding.
  • Added 1-bit pixel data handling for encoding, decoding, and transcoding.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved decoding of unaligned 32-bit buffers.
  • Fixed 9–15-bit HTJ2K encoding row handling.
  • Improved validation for malformed, oversized, or unsupported image data.
  • Ensured codec resources are cleaned up after failures.
  • Prevented image buffer operations from exceeding available bounds.

[sedghi]

CodSpeed note (for reviewers)

The aggregate shows −2.8% with 3 "regressions", but only one is real — and it's an intended trade. Comparison is 0e28946 (head) vs a88a461 (main); no "Environment Differences" section, so base and head ran on matching runners — these numbers are trustworthy, not the CPU-lottery noise we've seen on other runs.

1 real, expected regression

• little-endian decode :: 32-bit float, 512x512 x100 — −7.85% WallTime and −6.28% Simulation.
• Genuine: it moved in both modes, and the deterministic Simulation number only shifts on a real instruction-count change. It maps directly to this PR's 32-bit fix — the path now branches on pixelRepresentation (Uint32/Int32 vs Float32) and realigns 32-bit views to a 4-byte boundary. That's strictly more work than the old path.
• This is correctness over speed and worth keeping: the old (faster) path typed 32-bit integer pixel data as float and threw a RangeError at offset % 4 == 2. ~7% on an uncommon path (32-bit pixel data) buys correct output.

2 that are noise, not regressions

• JPEG-LS Near-Lossless (.81) −14.56% (WallTime) — this drags the aggregate down but is wall-clock variance: the PR doesn't touch the charls decode path (charls C++ is unchanged here), and the deterministic Simulation twin is unchanged. A 20 ms WallTime dispatch bench swinging 14% while its Simulation counterpart is flat is jitter on the shared runner.
• The two +8% "improvements" (instantiate+destroy … x50, WallTime) are the same jitter in the other direction.

New benchmarks (expected): the 4 libjpeg-turbo-12bit decode entries are new because this PR wires up and benches the 12-bit codec for the first time.

TL;DR: nothing to fix. The only real delta is the deliberate cost of the little-endian 32-bit correctness fix; the number inflating the aggregate is WallTime noise on an unchanged path.

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Denial of Service (CWE-789)

Reachability: External · Exploitability: Moderate

Enforce the decoded-buffer size limit.

Replace the unchecked multiplication at the decoded-buffer allocation with checkedDecodedSize(...). Add a large-header regression test.

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In `@packages/openjphjs/src/HTJ2KDecoder.hpp` at line 455, Update the
decoded-buffer size calculation near destinationSize to use
checkedDecodedSize(...) instead of unchecked multiplication, preserving the
existing dimensions, component count, and bytes-per-pixel inputs. Add a
regression test covering an oversized header and verify decoding rejects it
without allocating an excessive buffer.

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In `@packages/big-endian/src/index.js`:
- Line 67: Limit each realignment copy to the logical input view by updating the
ArrayBuffer.slice calls at packages/big-endian/src/index.js:67-67,
packages/little-endian/src/index.js:45-45, and
packages/dicom-codec/src/codecs/littleEndian.js:90-90 to provide the existing
offset plus length as the slice end.

In `@packages/libjpeg-turbo-12bit/vitest.config.mjs`:
- Around line 16-18: Restrict dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors in the shared
Vitest configuration to benchmark runs only, rather than enabling it for all
CodSpeed modes outside “walltime”. Preserve normal test-run failure behavior and
keep the workaround scoped to the benchmark path.

In `@packages/openjpeg/src/J2KDecoder.hpp`:
- Line 868: Update the J2K decoder flow around checkedDecodedSize so raw handles
l_codec, l_stream, and image are released when the size check throws, preferably
by adopting RAII; otherwise clean them up before propagating the exception. Add
a regression test that repeatedly decodes a frame rejected by checkedDecodedSize
and verifies no native resources leak.

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In `@packages/openjphjs/src/HTJ2KDecoder.hpp`:
- Line 455: Update the decoded-buffer size calculation near destinationSize to
use checkedDecodedSize(...) instead of unchecked multiplication, preserving the
existing dimensions, component count, and bytes-per-pixel inputs. Add a
regression test covering an oversized header and verify decoding rejects it
without allocating an excessive buffer.

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In Vitest 3.2.4, you can manage unhandled errors using two primary configuration options: dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors and onUnhandledError. dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors This is a boolean option (defaulting to false) [1][2]. When set to true, Vitest will not fail the test run if unhandled errors occur [3]. However, please note that built-in reporters will continue to log these errors [3][4]. You can enable it via your configuration file or the command line using --dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors [1][5]. onUnhandledError Introduced in later versions (not present in 3.2.4), this callback allows for more granular control by filtering specific errors [6][7]. Because it was added after version 3.2.4, it is not available in that release [6][8]. Users requiring this functionality would need to upgrade to a supported later version (e.g., 4.0.0+) [6]. Summary of differences: - dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors: A global toggle to prevent test failure; still logs the error [3][6]. - onUnhandledError: A callback function used to conditionally ignore specific errors so they do not impact test results [6][8]. If you are currently on version 3.2.4 and need to suppress specific errors that are failing your CI, your options are limited to either fixing the source of the errors or using the global dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors flag [3][4].

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/vitest-dev/vitest/blob/413ec5e6fc0addb2216db6104228138f8027f392/docs/config/index.md
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• 3: https://tangled.org/vitest.dev/vitest/blob/e7bc1549079ea9d0df9248f11e4d69ccd2585ee6/docs/config/dangerouslyignoreunhandlederrors.md
• 4: GitHub discussion 5410 in vitest-dev/vitest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
• 5: https://github.com/vitest-dev/vitest/blob/6fdb2ba6/docs/guide/cli-generated.md
• 6: https://docs.w3cub.com/vitest/config/onunhandlederror
• 7: GitHub pull request 8162 in vitest-dev/vitest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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The term "onUnhandledError" does not correspond to a standard or documented configuration option, API method, or feature in Vitest version 3.2.7 or other releases [1][2]. In the context of Vitest, discussions often center around "unhandled errors" and "unhandled rejections," which occur when errors are thrown or promises are rejected outside the scope of a test's error handling [1][2]. Vitest identifies these as "Unhandled Errors" and reports them to prevent false-positive test results [1][3]. If you are encountering issues related to unhandled errors, note that: - Vitest provides built-in reporting for unhandled errors to help identify code that throws outside of test assertions [1][3]. - There are features such as trackUnhandledErrors, which allow for more granular control over how unhandled errors are handled, particularly in browser mode [4]. - These errors are typically a result of standard JavaScript behavior (e.g., asynchronous code failing without an attached catch handler) rather than a specific configuration flag named "onUnhandledError" [2].

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• 1: GitHub discussion 3014 in vitest-dev/vitest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
• 2: GitHub issue 9024 in vitest-dev/vitest (link omitted to avoid creating a cross-reference)
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In Vitest, dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors and onUnhandledError are configuration options used to manage how the test runner handles unhandled errors [1][2]. dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors This is a boolean option (defaulting to false) [2][3]. When set to true, Vitest will not fail the test run if unhandled errors occur [2]. However, even with this option enabled, built-in reporters will continue to report the errors [2]. It is intended for cases where you want to ignore the failure state caused by these errors entirely [2]. onUnhandledError This is a callback function that provides more granular, conditional control over unhandled errors [1][4]. It allows you to filter out specific errors so they do not affect the test outcome [1][4]. If you return false or void, the error is treated as handled (filtered out) [1][4]. Comparison and Recommendation While dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors provides a blanket approach to ignore failures from unhandled errors, onUnhandledError is the recommended approach for filtering specific, known errors [1][2]. If you simply need to report errors without them failing the test suite, you may use dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors, but onUnhandledError is preferred when you need to selectively ignore or handle specific error types [1][2].

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• 1: https://vitest.dev/config/onunhandlederror
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Limit the suppression to the benchmark run.

The shared Vitest 3.2.7 configuration enables dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors for both tests and benchmarks when CodSpeed runs outside "walltime". This global switch can make unrelated unhandled errors non-fatal. Isolate the workaround to benchmarks, or use a Vitest-supported filter for only Timeout calling onTaskUpdate.

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In `@packages/libjpeg-turbo-12bit/vitest.config.mjs` around lines 16 - 18,
Restrict dangerouslyIgnoreUnhandledErrors in the shared Vitest configuration to
benchmark runs only, rather than enabling it for all CodSpeed modes outside
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In `@packages/dicom-codec/src/codecs/codecFactory.js`:
- Around line 333-334: Update the logic around the bufferLength check in
codecFactory so value-field padding is removed or packed-layout provenance is
preserved before toEncoderLayout processes a two-sample 1-bit frame; ensure
[0b00000010, 0] is interpreted as packed data rather than unpacked samples, and
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Handle DICOM value-field padding before toEncoderLayout.

For a two-sample 1-bit frame, [0b00000010, 0] has bytes.length === bufferLength. Line 333 therefore passes packed bytes to the encoder as unpacked samples, producing incorrect pixels. Preserve packed-layout provenance or remove padding before this call. Add a regression test.

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In `@packages/dicom-codec/src/codecs/codecFactory.js` around lines 333 - 334,
Update the logic around the bufferLength check in codecFactory so value-field
padding is removed or packed-layout provenance is preserved before
toEncoderLayout processes a two-sample 1-bit frame; ensure [0b00000010, 0] is
interpreted as packed data rather than unpacked samples, and add a regression
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