030e5bd93ee0aaea3e43b89fb87191d7ec45c3be
changes to flatten_string_append(...), probably only brecht is interested. - It was copying from the old malloc'd buffer but never the fixed buffer - the reason >255 length strings didnt render. - on first malloc for the FlatString allocate 512 rather then 256 chars since the fixed string is 256 chars. - if the char was '\0' fs->pos was set to 0, not sure why since char cant be '\0' because of the loop that calls flatten_string_append, removed.
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