PSReadLine crashes with ArgumentOutOfRangeException on SetCursorPosition when quickly editing long input line (top=29, BufferHeight=29)

Reproduisez le plantage avec BufferHeight 29, puis suivez l’appel signalé à SetCursorPosition à travers MoveCursorToEnd pendant l’actualisation du tampon de la console. Vérifiez que la position supérieure du curseur reste comprise dans 0..BufferHeight-1 et confirmez qu’une édition rapide avec Backspace suivie d’une saisie ne ferme plus la session.

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Exception report

# PSReadLine crashes with ArgumentOutOfRangeException on rapid Backspace editing

## Environment
- PowerShell: 7.x (console)
- PSReadLine version: 2.4.5
- Terminal: Windows Console host, BufferHeight = 29

## Bug description
Typing commands and rapidly pressing Backspace caused PSReadLine to crash with
`ArgumentOutOfRangeException` thrown from `SetCursorPosition`:


Exception:
System.Management.Automation.PSArgumentOutOfRangeException:
Cannot process argument transformation on parameter 'top'.
Parameter name: 'top' cannot be greater than '29'


## Reproduction steps
1. Open a PowerShell console with a short window (BufferHeight ~29).
2. Type `vine update`, then `vine inventory`.
3. Press Backspace ~13 times quickly to erase, retype `vine inventory`, press Enter.
4. Press `r` — crash occurs.

## Root cause analysis
- The reported cursor line index is `29`, which is out of the valid range `0..28`
  when BufferHeight == 29.
- The crash happened during input-line redraw after a burst of Backspace keys,
  suggesting PSReadLine's cursor position calculation went out of bounds
  (off-by-one at the bottom edge of the buffer).

## Notes
- This is not caused by the command itself — any command can trigger it when
  the buffer is short and Backspace is pressed rapidly.
- Suggested fix: clamp the cursor `top` coordinate to `[0, BufferHeight-1]`
  before calling `SetCursorPosition`.

## Reporter context
Found while testing **Vine** (https://codeberg.org/Milktown/vine), a
text-instruction-based package manager for Windows. It has nothing to do with
the crash, just FYI — Vine is a neat open-source project worth a look. :)

Screenshot

Environment data

PS Version: 7.6.3
PS HostName: ConsoleHost (Windows Terminal)
PSReadLine Version: 2.4.5
PSReadLine EditMode: Windows
OS: 10.0.19038.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800)
BufferWidth: 120
BufferHeight: 29

Steps to reproduce

Steps to reproduce

1. Open PowerShell with a window sized so console BufferHeight is exactly 29 (e.g. 80 columns x 29 rows)
2. Run: vine update
3. Run: vine inventory
4. Press Backspace 13 times rapidly (no text may remain, or partial)
5. Retype: vine inventory
6. Press Enter
7. Type a single character, e.g. r — crash happens on redraw

Expected behavior

Expected behavior

• Cursor line is clamped to valid range (0..BufferHeight-1); typing any character redraws the input line without errors

Actual behavior

Actual behavior

• PSReadLine throws ArgumentOutOfRangeException: top parameter (29) is out of valid range 0..28
• Stack: SetCursorPosition <- MoveCursorToEnd <- ... console buffer refresh; entire session crashes and closes