`Decode` causes lost `data` if there is no `"__console_feed_remaining__0"` entry

[lindapaiste]

We've had some problems over on the p5 Web Editor with upgrading from ^3.2.0 to ^3.5.0.

I've traced it back to the Decode function and the changes that were made there to support the limit option.

console-feed/src/Transform/index.ts

Lines 18 to 23 in 19a2c05

	export function Decode(data: any): Message {
	const decoded = replicator.decode(JSON.stringify(data))
	// remove __console_feed_remaining__
	decoded.data.pop()
	return decoded
	}

The problem is that sometimes the messages which we are decoding do not have a __console_feed_remaining__0 entry at the end of the data array. This could be due to improper usage on our end. But the Decode function will always remove the last element of the data array regardless of what the element actually is. The code would be safer if it validated the entry before removing it, using code similar to this:

console-feed/src/Component/react-inspector/index.tsx

Lines 199 to 202 in 19a2c05

	if (typeof data === 'string' && data.includes(REMAINING_KEY)) {
	name = REMAINING_KEY
	data = data.split(REMAINING_KEY)[1]
	}

[andreluizbellon]

A similar problem happens when you disable serialization, since Encode adds __console_feed_remaining__, and an error will be thrown if you try to log an array with null as a last position here:

console-feed/src/Component/react-inspector/index.tsx

Lines 37 to 39 in 414511c

	const remainingKeyCount = array[array.length - 1]
	.toString()
	.split(REMAINING_KEY)