feat(ondemand): protect object iteration via state-based container locking - #2809
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Short title (summary):
protect object iteration safety via container state locking
Description
I introduced an internal locked state flag to ondemand::object that is managed dynamically by object_iterator using RAII under
SIMDJSON_DEVELOPMENT_CHECKS.Related issue: #2314
Type of change
How to verify / test
Added mid-loop reentrancy unit tests inside
tests/ondemand/ondemand_object_error_tests.cpp. These tests explicitly confirm that invokingoperator[],find_field(), orreset()inside an active object loop block safely returnsOUT_OF_ORDER_ITERATION.Checklist before submitting
Note for Reviewers: This is an intentional Part 1 initial commit that strictly applies the container-locking validation design to
ondemand::object. I am purposely leaving outondemand::arrayand other relevant container classes for now to gather early feedback on this baseline architectural pattern. Once you approve this locking model, I will proceed with applying the identical copy-paste pattern to the remaining containers.