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Fix out of bound segment index when reading over-buffered GeoTiff window - #2534
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Overview
GeoTiffSegmentLayout.getIntersectingSegmentsdid not perform bound checking.As a result if
GridBoundsparameter was outside of the bounds of segment layout an out of bounds index would be returned, resulting in failed segment lookup.This issue was discovered in process of performing buffered window reads: raster-foundry/raster-foundry@49fe952
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docs/CHANGELOG.rstupdated, if necessarydocsguides update, if necessaryNew user API has useful Scaladoc strings