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A concrete starting point
Find conservative boundary conflicts among up to 64 byte parts of at most 65536 bytes each using a 1–70-byte ASCII alphanumeric, underscore or hyphen marker. Test prefixes at the start or after CRLF, including longer prefix matches, and reject invalid markers without presenting this as a complete MIME validator.
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Conservative MIME boundary conflicts
A concrete starting point
import re
def boundary_conflicts(boundary, parts):
if type(boundary) is not bytes or re.fullmatch(rb"[A-Za-z0-9_-]{1,70}", boundary) is None:
raise ValueError("mime.boundary")
if type(parts) is not list or len(parts) > 64 or any(type(p) is not bytes or len(p) > 65536 for p in parts):
raise ValueError("mime.parts")
marker = b"--"+boundary
return [i for i, part in enumerate(parts) if part.startswith(marker) or b"\r\n"+marker in part]
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