PureXML/Sources/Parsing/EntityDecoder.swift
Mihaela Mihaljevic 32d42410b9 feat(parsing): entity replacement-text well-formedness, fifth suite pass
Implement the replacement-text constraint at the point of reference: when a
general entity is included, its replacement (character references expanded
as at declaration time) must reparse as balanced content in isolation, via a
new EntityReplacementGrammar mini-parser. This rejects a bare or incomplete
reference ('&', '&#9' unterminated), tags spanning the entity boundary
('</foo><foo>'), a raw '<' or incomplete reference inside an embedded
attribute value, '<' followed by a non-name character, and a reserved-target
PI in the replacement, exactly the suite's semantics, including that an
UNREFERENCED entity may carry any value and that only the first declaration
of a name binds. Attribute-list defaults must reference already-declared
internal (not external/unparsed/forward-declared) entities with a
non-recursive chain. A CDATA section inside replacement text now shields its
content from reference expansion, fixing the last valid-side case.

W3C xmltest final standing: valid/sa 119/119, not-wf/sa 180/186, with the
six remaining deviations all deliberate and documented in the baseline:
internal-subset conditional/CDATA sections (063, 107) and parameter-entity
references (160-162) are features this package supports, and 141 expects the
1998 suite's name-character classes where this package implements XML 1.0
Fifth Edition's. Zero false positives across all 846 tests at every step.

Closes #120
2026-06-10 05:47:42 +02:00

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extension PureXML.Parsing {
/// Decodes XML references inside text and attribute values: the five
/// predefined entities, decimal/hex character references, and declared
/// internal general entities.
///
/// Declared-entity expansion is the billion-laughs vector, so it is bounded:
/// only characters produced by expansion count against a shared budget, and a
/// set of in-progress entity names detects recursive references. Literal
/// document text never consumes the budget.
enum EntityDecoder {
/// Decodes references in `raw`. `entities` is the declared internal-entity
/// table (empty unless a DTD was processed). `budget` is the remaining
/// expansion allowance, shared across the document and decremented as
/// expansion produces characters.
static func decode(
_ raw: String,
entities: [String: String],
budget: inout Int,
at mark: Mark,
) throws -> String {
guard raw.contains("&") else { return raw }
var expander = EntityExpander(entities: entities, mark: mark, budget: budget)
try expander.expand(raw, visiting: [], counts: false)
budget = expander.budget
return expander.result
}
}
}
/// Carries the mutable state of one decode pass (output and remaining budget) so
/// the recursive expansion stays a few small methods. File-scope and private.
///
/// Two independent bounds defend against expansion attacks: the character
/// `budget` caps total output, and the `visiting` set caps recursion depth,
/// since each entity name may appear at most once per chain, the expansion
/// depth is bounded by the number of declared entities (a cycle is an error).
private struct EntityExpander {
let entities: [String: String]
let mark: PureXML.Parsing.Mark
var budget: Int
var result = ""
mutating func expand(_ raw: String, visiting: Set<String>, counts: Bool) throws {
var iterator = raw.startIndex
while iterator < raw.endIndex {
let character = raw[iterator]
// A CDATA section inside replacement text shields its content from
// reference recognition: copy it verbatim through the terminator.
if character == "<", raw[iterator...].hasPrefix("<![CDATA[") {
let openEnd = raw.index(iterator, offsetBy: 9)
var end = raw.endIndex
var cursor = openEnd
while cursor < raw.endIndex {
if raw[cursor...].hasPrefix("]]>") {
end = raw.index(cursor, offsetBy: 3)
break
}
cursor = raw.index(after: cursor)
}
for verbatim in raw[iterator ..< end] {
try append(verbatim, counts: counts)
}
iterator = end
continue
}
guard character == "&" else {
try append(character, counts: counts)
iterator = raw.index(after: iterator)
continue
}
guard let semicolon = raw[iterator...].firstIndex(of: ";") else {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.invalidReference(String(raw[iterator...]), mark)
}
let body = String(raw[raw.index(after: iterator) ..< semicolon])
try resolve(body, visiting: visiting, counts: counts)
iterator = raw.index(after: semicolon)
}
}
private mutating func resolve(_ body: String, visiting: Set<String>, counts: Bool) throws {
if let predefined = Self.predefinedValue(body) {
try append(predefined, counts: counts)
return
}
if body.hasPrefix("#") {
try append(Self.characterReference(body, at: mark), counts: counts)
return
}
guard let replacement = entities[body] else {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.undefinedEntity(name: body, mark)
}
guard !visiting.contains(body) else {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.recursiveEntity(name: body, mark)
}
// The replacement-text well-formedness constraint binds here, at the
// reference: the included text must reparse as balanced content in
// isolation (so '&' alone, an incomplete reference, or tags spanning
// the entity boundary are rejected on use, not on declaration).
if PureXML.Parsing.EntityReplacementGrammar.violation(inValue: replacement) != nil {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.invalidReference("&\(body);", mark)
}
// Expanding a declared entity: every produced character now counts against
// the amplification budget.
try expand(replacement, visiting: visiting.union([body]), counts: true)
}
private mutating func append(_ character: Character, counts: Bool) throws {
if counts {
guard budget > 0 else {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.amplificationLimitExceeded(mark)
}
budget -= 1
}
result.append(character)
}
private static func predefinedValue(_ body: String) -> Character? {
switch body {
case "amp": "&"
case "lt": "<"
case "gt": ">"
case "quot": "\""
case "apos": "'"
default: nil
}
}
private static func characterReference(_ body: String, at mark: PureXML.Parsing.Mark) throws -> Character {
let digits = String(body.dropFirst())
// XML 1.0: only lowercase 'x' introduces a hex reference, and the
// referenced code point must be a valid XML Char (rejecting NUL, bare
// control characters, surrogates, and U+FFFE/U+FFFF).
let scalarValue: UInt32? = if digits.hasPrefix("x") {
UInt32(digits.dropFirst(), radix: 16)
} else if digits.hasPrefix("X") {
nil
} else {
UInt32(digits, radix: 10)
}
guard let value = scalarValue, let scalar = Unicode.Scalar(value),
PureXML.Parsing.XMLCharacter.isChar(scalar)
else {
throw PureXML.Parsing.ParseError.invalidReference("&\(body);", mark)
}
return Character(scalar)
}
}