Merge "RPC Binder: fix segfault from recent change" into main

        // done processing all the async commands on this binder that we can, so

        // write decstrongs on the binder

        if (addr != 0) {

        if (addr != 0 && target != nullptr) {

            return flushExcessBinderRefs(session, addr, target);

        }

        return OK;

    }

    // No refcounts for root object - it's always held. If an error results

    // in us not having the binder so that we can't flush refs, then there may

    // be a leak, but the more fundamental problem is the error.

    // Binder refs are flushed for oneway calls only after all calls which are

    // built up are executed. Otherwise, they fill up the binder buffer.

    if (addr != 0) {

    if (addr != 0 && target != nullptr) {

        // if this fails, we are broken out of the protocol, so just shutdown. There

        // is no chance we could write the status to the other side.

        if (status_t status = flushExcessBinderRefs(session, addr, target); status != OK) {