ext/openssl: Defer pkcs7/cms verify output writes until verification succeeds - #23651
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…succeeds openssl_pkcs7_verify() and openssl_cms_verify() opened the content and p7b output paths in write mode before verify, emptying existing files when verification failed. Buffer verified content in a memory BIO and write it only on success; open the p7b path only in that same success branch. Sibling audit: both verify functions shared the same early-open pattern; sign/encrypt paths already write after success.
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openssl_pkcs7_verify() and openssl_cms_verify() opened the output paths in write mode before verification, emptying existing files on failure. Verified content is buffered in memory and written only on success; the extra PKCS7/CMS output file is created only in that same success branch.