[IPv6] Allow buffer length to be greater than IP packet in IPv6. #927
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[IPv6] Allow buffer length to be greater than IP packet in IPv6.
Description
The change is made by @htibosch.
Thanks @htibosch to notify that SAM driver returns more buffer length than size of IP packet.
SAM driver puts some data in the buffer and it increases the buffer length than size of packet. So we made this change to allow data length to be greater than IPv6 packets.
Test Steps
Below scenarios are tested (by @htibosch) on both IPv4/IPv6:
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