ext/sodium: Fix parameter name in the length-mismatch errors - #23396
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sodium_add(), sodium_memcmp() and sodium_compare() all cross-reference their second argument as $string_2, a name none of them declares; the stub calls it $string2.
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The length-mismatch errors of
sodium_add(),sodium_memcmp()andsodium_compare()refer to$string_2, which does not exist. All three functions declare$string2.The
Argument #1 ($string1)part is generated from the arginfo and was already correct; only the hardcoded cross-reference to the second argument was stale.The added test triggers the mismatch on all three functions and lists
sodium_add()'s parameter names through Reflection, so a later rename that forgets these messages fails the test.