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As mentioned on the linked issue several times, the bug still reproduces (https://issues.oss-fuzz.com/issues/42497587#comment8), so the "fixed" range is wrong.
Also, the bug doesn't affect bitcoin-core (at most it affects only the fuzz target itself), but rather it seems to be a glibc issue on 32-bit , as mentioned in https://issues.oss-fuzz.com/issues/42530174#comment4.
The glibc bug would be fixed by google/oss-fuzz#13018 in oss-fuzz, but this seems to be on hold.
Unrelatedly, oss-fuzz doesn't do any 32-bit fuzzing anymore right now, so any regression ranges or fixed ranges are stale anyway, see google/oss-fuzz#13152.