Fix a float-to-int cast crash in AppendArcToPolyline
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This crash was found by temporarily re-enabling the stroke generation fuzz test in `strokes/stroke_test.cc`, as the crash can be triggered by an adversarial (but valid) brush definition. Fixing this crash is one step toward re-enabling that fuzz test. PiperOrigin-RevId: 826520199
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Fix a float-to-int cast crash in
AppendArcToPolylineThis crash was found by temporarily re-enabling the stroke generation fuzz test in
strokes/stroke_test.cc, as the crash can be triggered by an adversarial (but valid) brush definition. Fixing this crash is one step toward re-enabling that fuzz test.