Fix use-after-free bugs in Rust userdata handling #2031
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Description
While reviewing userdata.rs, I found another instance of the same use-after-free pattern in the Unrecognized user data handling.
The current code creates a temporary Vec using .to_vec() and immediately extracts a raw pointer from it using .as_mut_ptr().
Because the temporary Vec is dropped right after .as_mut_ptr(), the pointer passed to dump() becomes dangling, resulting in use-after-free undefined behavior.
This is the same issue that was fixed earlier in this file.
Fix
Store the Vec in a local variable so its lifetime extends until after the dump() call:
This guarantees the backing memory remains valid for the duration of the call.