remove extraneous NUL terminator from dumped kernel arg type names #339
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Description of Changes
A C++ std::string can store a string NUL terminator. So, if we're reading directly into a std::string we need to remove the NUL terminator, which is not required. Fixes this issue for kernel arg types names, and unifies the mechanism with program build options, also.
Testing Done
Verified that kernel arg type names and program build options do not have extraneous NUL terminators in a hex editor.