Incorrect ArrayOutofBounds behavior

[AndrewAday]

int test[0];

repeat(5) test << 1;

for (test.size() => int i; true; i++) {
    i => test[i];
    <<< test[i] >>>;
}

Outputs:

❯ ./chuck a.ck
5 :(int)
6 :(int)
7 :(int)
[chuck]:(EXCEPTION) ArrayOutofBounds: on line[6] in shred[id=1:a.ck] index[8]

E.g. for an array of size 5, allows writing and reading up until the idx 8.
For an array of size 9, allows writing and reading up until the idx 16.
Seems like the bounds checking is based on the array capacity (which grows by a power of 2 upon resize), and not the actual in-code specified size.

[AndrewAday]

Fix:

t_CKINT Chuck_ArrayInt::get( t_CKINT i, t_CKUINT * val )
{
    // set to zero
    *val = 0;
    // bound check
    if( i < 0 || i >= m_vector.capacity() ) return 0;
    // get the value
    *val = m_vector[i];
    // return good
    return 1;
}

use m_vector.size() instead of m_vector.capacity