DroplessArena::alloc_raw does not check for wraparound when computing the end of the allocation, pointer arithmetic using self.ptr and bytes:

This can be used to make the pointer wrap around, and "allocate", bumping the pointer, without growing the underlying allocation.

Callers alloc and alloc_slice can possibly be argued to be safe due to practical size limits on values and slices, but at least alloc_from_iter can be used to trigger this bug and write out of bounds of an allocation.

Fixes to make

1. Check arithmetic and ensure the allocation can fit into the current (or any) chunk

(Suggested) cleanups to make

1. The arith_offset intrinsic is the same thing as <*mut T>::wrapping_add, and the method should be preferred.
2. alloc_raw should return something else than &mut [u8], because the contents of the slice are uninit. For example a raw slice or a slice of MaybeUninit.

This came up in discussion in PR #72417