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CID 1351617, 1351618, 1351619, 1351620, 1351621, 1351622, 1354791.
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This ensures that if there is a bug in the drawing code that causes
the row to be unset, it will not result in silently reading garbage
out of random memory.
CID 1354802
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The previous implementation did not work properly, assigning the
next insertion index to the oldest object instead of filling empty
cache slots on a cache miss.
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The old name matches the selector, but isn’t as clear.
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These fields were written and never read in SSCI.
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This was leading to an out of bounds assert.
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LSL6 hires sends rectangles to kernel calls that have negative
dimensions. SSCI did not care about this and would simply accept
these invalid rects, so we do the same, at least for now.
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The control panel initialisation script makes an invalid two-argument
call to get the width of the settings dial; this only happens to work
because the third argument on the stack was set to zero by an earlier
call.
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