Use the CHLO packet size, not message size when determining how large a REJ can be. Protected by --…

net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc

Index: net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc
diff --git a/net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc b/net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc
index a2524a79a2122b0563d06eeba0ffa7ae188a0f1c..1479e1091b6468066d59307f8a074f74e122760c 100644
--- a/net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc
+++ b/net/quic/test_tools/crypto_test_utils_test.cc
@@ -44,7 +44,8 @@ class ShloVerifier : public ValidateClientHelloResultCallback {
         client_addr_, QuicSupportedVersions().front(), QuicSupportedVersions(),
         /*use_stateless_rejects=*/true, /*server_designated_connection_id=*/0,
         clock_, QuicRandom::GetInstance(), compressed_certs_cache_, &params,
-        proof_, &out, &diversification_nonce, &error_details);
+        proof_, /*total_framing_overhead=*/50, kDefaultMaxPacketSize, &out,
+        &diversification_nonce, &error_details);
     // Verify output is a SHLO.
     EXPECT_EQ(out.tag(), kSHLO) << "Fail to pass validation. Get "
                                 << out.DebugString();