Behaviour difference in ip2long() between AIX and Linux for IPs with leading zeros

Description

We observed behaviour difference in ip2long() between AIX and LINUX when handling IPv4 addresses with leading zeros in one or more of their octets.
On AIX, IP address strings with leading zeros are accepted and processed successfully by ip2long().
On LINUX, same input is considered invalid and ip2long() returns FALSE.

The following code:

<?php

$tests = [
    '192.168.42.42',
    '192.168.042.42',
    '010.000.000.001',
    '127.0.0.1',
];

foreach ($tests as $ip) {
    $val = ip2long($ip);

    if ($val === false) {
        echo "$ip => ip2long() returned FALSE\n";
    } else {
        echo "$ip => ip2long() = $val, normalized = " . long2ip($val) . "\n";
    }
}

Resulted in this output:

192.168.42.42 => ip2long() = -1062720982, normalized = 192.168.42.42
192.168.042.42 => ip2long() = -1062720982, normalized = 192.168.42.42
010.000.000.001 => ip2long() = 167772161, normalized = 10.0.0.1
127.0.0.1 => ip2long() = 2130706433, normalized = 127.0.0.1

But I expected this output instead:

192.168.42.42 => ip2long() = -1062720982, normalized = 192.168.42.42
192.168.042.42 => ip2long() returned FALSE
010.000.000.001 => ip2long() returned FALSE
127.0.0.1 => ip2long() = 2130706433, normalized = 127.0.0.1

To maintain same behaviour as LINUX, we convert back the IP(ip) into a string and verify that it matches the original string. If not, the IP is considered invalid and returns FALSE. I will submit these changes via a PR. Please let me know your suggestions.

PHP Version

PHP 8.5.1 (cli) (built: Jan 20 2026 09:33:13) (NTS)
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Zend Engine v4.5.1, Copyright (c) Zend Technologies
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Operating System

AIX 7.2

Start by reproducing the ip2long() examples on AIX and Linux, comparing the handling of IPv4 octets with leading zeros and the resulting long2ip() output. Trace the ip2long() implementation and its platform-dependent parsing, then verify that the expected invalid inputs return FALSE while the other examples retain their shown results.