blog: Stop mutating caller-owned attr slices - #8847
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Error, AuditError, and AuditInfo appended internal attrs (error, audit) directly to the caller's variadic slice. When a caller passes a slice with spare capacity, that append writes into the caller's backing array, leaking a stray attr into any later use of the slice. Clip the slice first so the append always allocates. (ContextWith was given the equivalent fix during #8606 review, but these methods were missed.)
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Error, AuditError, and AuditInfo appended internal attrs (error, audit) directly to the caller's variadic slice. When a caller passes a slice with spare capacity, that append writes into the caller's backing array, leaking a stray attr into any later use of the slice. Clip the slice first so the append always allocates. (ContextWith was given the equivalent fix during #8606 review, but these methods were missed.)
This PR was generated as part of an audit of #8606 using Claude Fable 5.