fix heap-buffer-overflow in lexer_compare_identifier_to_char #5228
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This patch fixes #5066
There is a problem there. When size is passed to 0 in lexer_compare_identifier_to_char, because of do while(size > 0) and the size type is uint, it will cause an unexpected loop and result in heap overflow