Bluetooth: Controller: llcp: Fix assert if LL_REJECT_IND PDU received while local and remote control procedure is pending #45853
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In case there are pending two control procedures: local and remote,
and remote device sends LL_REJECT_IND PDU then assertion happened.
ull_cp_rx function triggers assertion because LL_REJECT_IND is
considered as expected packet for all local and remote control
proceures.
That is not correct. It does not allow local procedure to handle
a response and stops a device on assert.
A remote device should not send LL_REJECT_IND PDU for locally initiated
control procedures, hence local device should not expect to receive
LL_REJECT_IND PDU to be expected one for pending remote control
procedure.
Remote device is allowed to send LL_REJECT_EXT_IND PDU for a locally
initiated control procedures. The LL_REJECT_EXT_IND PDU has a Reject-
Opcode that identifies rejected control procedure, hence is may be
expected by local device.
The commit provides changes that prevent the Controller assertion
in described case.
Signed-off-by: Piotr Pryga [email protected]