NineChronicles Bump SharpZipLib from 1.2.0 to 1.3.3 in /tools/Updater/Updater

Bumps SharpZipLib from 1.2.0 to 1.3.3.

Release notes

v1.3.3

Another minor release, containing security fixes and smaller bugfixes.

Fixes:

🐛 specialized tar extract traversal by nils måsén

🐛 [#635] bzip2 use explicit feature defs for vectorized memory move by Jackson Wood

🐛 [#645] tar create translated files in temp by nils måsén

Smaller changes:

🔨 [#604] Move the Password property from DeflaterOutputStream into ZipOutputStream by Richard Webb

🔨 [#625] Make BZip2Constants static instead of sealed by Richard Webb

🔨 [#626] make a couple of private functions static by Richard Webb

Other changes (not related to library code):

📚 [#648] zip fix ZipStrings typo by Friedrich von Never

🚨 add tests for tar path traversal by nils måsén

⚙️ add codeql analysis by nils måsén

🚨 [#636] Fix unstable tests and switch to dotcover by nils måsén

🚨 [#634] add an async version of the WriteZipOutputStream benchmark by Richard Webb

⚙️ [#628] Limit code coverage to windows CI by nils måsén

🚨 [#627] fix the expected/actual value ordering in unit tests by Richard Webb

v1.3.2

Another minor release, containing security fixes and smaller bugfixes.
Additionally, this version will have an additional target framework, .NET Standard 2.1, which will see some speed improvements when used in newer versions of .NET (Core), mainly in Bzip2.

Features

[#611] Bzip input stream simple vectorization by Konrad Kruczyński

[#351] Add support for Filename field in GZip by nils måsén

Smaller fixes and optimizations

[#579] Implement very simple ReadAsync in ZipAESStream by Richard Webb

[#587] Remove supported method checks from ZipEntry.CompressionMethod setter by Richard Webb

[#593] Simplify DropPathRoot and fix out of bounds issue by nils måsén

[#575] Replace uses of new T[0] with Array.Empty<T> by Richard Webb

[#583] Restore entry times on FastZip extract by nils måsén

[#517] Throw exception on Store+Descriptor entries by nils måsén

[#578] Fix typos in the StreamDecodingException doc comments by Richard Webb

[#577] Throw ZipException in ZipAESStream instead of generic Exception by Richard Webb

[#510] Build the test bootstrapper app as netcoreapp3.1 instead of netcoreapp2.0 by Richard Webb

[#546] Make pure private functions static by Richard Webb

[#554] Skip CRC calculation for AES zip entries by nils måsén

[#605] Suppress CA1707 warnings in the Constants classes by Richard Webb

[#549] Add .NET Standard 2.1 target framework by Cédric Luthi

Other changes (not related to library code)

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Commits

1b1ab01 ci: include non-anno tags in version
d21c998 ci: fix yaml typo
a1423c4 ci: add manual dispatch and logging
641f292 update csproj for v1.3.3 release
5c3b293 fix: specialized tar extract traversal
a0e96de test: add tests for tar path traversal
2b8ff8f update security policy
cd5310f fix(bzip2): use explicit feature defs for vectorized memory move (#635)
f04d973 ci: add codeql analysis
0cc20b4 docs(zip): fix ZipStrings typo (#648)
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