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> Again, why bother. But is this even correct/identical behaviour?>>
> Wouldn't it potentially read 17 input bytes before forcing NUL-
> termination?

Thank you for your reminder. This is a terrible error. Strscpy() may
cause the array to be out of bounds. I should be more cautious
next time.

Xu and Yang