Fixing broken (undefined behavior) ics.find_devices device_type filter#232
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…defined behavior) due to wrong array reset argument The fix changes `new unsigned int(device_types_list_size)` → `new unsigned int[device_types_list_size]`, so the allocation matches the `unique_ptr<unsigned int[]>` type and all subsequent `device_types_list[i]` accesses are valid. Fixes intrepidcs#231
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Call to ics.find_devices wit a device_type filter value is broken (undefined behavior) due to wrong array reset argument
The fix changes
new unsigned int(device_types_list_size)→new unsigned int[device_types_list_size], so the allocation matches theunique_ptr<unsigned int[]>type and all subsequentdevice_types_list[i]accesses are valid.Reference: https://en.cppreference.com/cpp/memory/unique_ptr/reset
Fixes #231