Stack overflow when using google-play source

OS: Windows 11 (build 26200.8655)
Command run: `apkeep -d google-play -a com.delphicoder.flud .`
Config file located at `%APPDATA%\apkeep\apkeep.ini` with CRLF line endings:
```ini
[google]
email = myEmail@gmail.com
aas_token = aas_et/...
```
Program output:
```
Downloading com.delphicoder.flud...

thread 'main' (29304) has overflowed its stack
```
One thing to note. I visited the Google [embedded setup page](https://accounts.google.com/EmbeddedSetup) to get my OAuth token. After agreeing to the terms, the loading never finished, so I grabbed the token from a POST request to `https://accounts.google.com/v3/signin/_/AccountsSignInUi/browserinfo`. Passed it to apkeep and it spitted out a normal-looking AAS token.

Start by reproducing `apkeep -d google-play -a com.delphicoder.flud .` on Windows with the shown `%APPDATA%\apkeep\apkeep.ini` credentials and token. Trace the google-play download and authentication entry points to identify the stack overflow; done means the command completes and downloads the APK without overflowing the stack.

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