Fixes signed integer overflow in fixed-point Burg

We just explicitly allow the overflow with silk_MLA_ovflw() since the result
seems to be correct because the overflows cancel each other.

silk/fixed/burg_modified_FIX.c

@@ -150,8 +150,11 @@ void silk_burg_modified_c(
                     C_first_row[ k ] = silk_MLA( C_first_row[ k ], x1, x_ptr[ n - k - 1 ]            ); /* Q( -rshifts ) */
                     C_last_row[ k ]  = silk_MLA( C_last_row[ k ],  x2, x_ptr[ subfr_length - n + k ] ); /* Q( -rshifts ) */
                     Atmp1 = silk_RSHIFT_ROUND( Af_QA[ k ], QA - 17 );                                   /* Q17 */
-                    tmp1 = silk_MLA( tmp1, x_ptr[ n - k - 1 ],            Atmp1 );                      /* Q17 */
-                    tmp2 = silk_MLA( tmp2, x_ptr[ subfr_length - n + k ], Atmp1 );                      /* Q17 */
+                    /* We sometimes have get overflows in the multiplications (even beyond +/- 2^32),
+                       but they cancel each other and the real result seems to always fit in a 32-bit
+                       signed integer. This was determined experimentally, not theoretically (unfortunately). */
+                    tmp1 = silk_MLA_ovflw( tmp1, x_ptr[ n - k - 1 ],            Atmp1 );                      /* Q17 */
+                    tmp2 = silk_MLA_ovflw( tmp2, x_ptr[ subfr_length - n + k ], Atmp1 );                      /* Q17 */
                 }
                 tmp1 = -tmp1;                                                                           /* Q17 */
                 tmp2 = -tmp2;                                                                           /* Q17 */