Valid min value for query_cache_min_res_unit is 512. But attempt
to set value greater than or equal to the ULONG_MAX(max value) is
resulting query_cache_min_res_unit value to 0. This result in
crash while searching for memory block lesser than the valid
min value to store query results.

Free memory blocks in query cache are stored in bins according
to their size. The bins are stored in size descending order.
For the memory block request the appropriate bin is searched using
binary search algorithm. The minimum free memory block request
expected is 512 bytes. And the appropriate bin is searched for block
greater than or equals to 512 bytes.

Because of the bug the query_cache_min_res_unit is set to 0. Due
to which there is a chance of request for memory blocks lesser
than the minimum size in free memory block bins. Search for bin
for this invalid input size fails and returns garbage index.
Accessing bins array element with this index is causing the issue
reported.

The valid value range for the query_cache_min_res_unit is
512 to ULONG_MAX(when value is greater than the max allowed value,
max allowed value is used i.e ULONG_MAX). While setting result unit
block size (query_cache_min_res_unit), size is memory aligned by
using a macro ALIGN_SIZE. The ALIGN_SIZE logic is as below,

  (input_size + sizeof(double) - 1) & ~(sizeof(double) - 1)

For unsigned long type variable when input_size is greater than
equal to ULONG_MAX-(sizeof(double)-1), above expression is
resulting in value 0.

Fix:
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Comparing value set for query_cache_min_res_unit with max
aligned value which can be stored in ulong type variable.
If it is greater then setting it to the max aligned value for
ulong type variable.