Cherry pick PR #7360: BACKPORT: Don't set dirty bits for attribs that are out of range. #7369
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Refer to the original PR: #7360
This CL backports https://chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/angle/angle/+/5008034 to address an out-of-bounds access bug.
I did some minor modifications to resolve conflict. Some of the upstream code has been moving around, for example FrontendFeatures_autogen.h is in include/platform/autogen/FrontendFeatures_autogen.h in the upstream. And in Context.cpp, it calls caps->maxVertexAttributes and there are some dependency on other PR, I keep the minimum change, and fix it by directly call mState.mCaps.maxVertexAttributes.
Bug: 437918195
Original commit description:
PrivateState::setAllDirtyBits sets all bits in mDirtyCurrentValues. When the context has fewer max attibutes than MAX_VERTEX_ATTRIBS, this can cause out-of-bounds access to
PrivateState::mVertexAttribCurrentValues if the dirty bits are iterated over without range validation.