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Credit to this paper for the Pythagorean triple I used:
https://rgmia.org/papers/v21/v21a101.pdf
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Before, the figlet tool did not validate arguments! This could lead to
some strange behavior. For instance, if you ran
toolbag ... -figlet:template totally/fake/path ...
you'd get
figlet: dial: unknown network
instead of an error message about the bogus template. Why? Because the
figlet tool's argument-parsing method returned an error before reaching
the code that intitalized the dialing information. Then, the
initialization method ignored the error returned by the argument-parsing
method, stumbling blindly ahead to Dial()ing the socket.
This change fixes the typo that caused the latter.
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Previously, users could POST 1MiB (nginx) to 10MiB (go net/http module)
of text, consuming tons of resources. Indeed, after I successfully
POSTed most of Moby Dick, execd blew up and maxed out several cores.
4KiB feels tiny, but I can't see how anyone using this frontend
reasonably would want to convert any more than 7-8 paragraphs of text to
gigantic ASCII block letters.
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