CBL-8728 : Fix use after free in the lazy vector index tests - #3560
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Direct ported from master branch : db1abd2 vectorForWord: returned the CBLArray from a query result, cast to NSArray. That array is only valid while the result set is alive, so callers read freed memory once the enumeration ended. The result was an EXC_BAD_ACCESS crash inside -[CBLIndexUpdater setVector:atIndex:error:] and wrong vectors in the assertions. It only showed up when running against release builds. Copy the values out with -[CBLArray toArray] instead.
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Direct ported from master branch : db1abd2
vectorForWord: returned the CBLArray from a query result, cast to NSArray. That array is only valid while the result set is alive, so callers read freed memory once the enumeration ended. The result was an EXC_BAD_ACCESS crash inside -[CBLIndexUpdater setVector:atIndex:error:] and wrong vectors in the assertions. It only showed up when running against release builds. Copy the values out with -[CBLArray toArray] instead.