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Absorbs four public reverse-engineering write-ups into the skill, and completes
the xvmp IR-virtualizer work started in the hardware pass. 20 files, +1151/-151.
What it adds:
* references/native-vm-recovery.md -- the recovery procedure for a native VM:
VM-existence signals, separating stacked CFF/VM dispatchers, register
anchoring with triple verification, nested-VM segment stacks, STORE-backward
operand slicing with byte provenance, and the clean-re-VM validation loop.
Absorbed, so every step is labelled inferred in the file itself.
* pitfalls P43-P46, including the Go stack-ABI one (a watchpoint hit whose
argument is not in x0-x7 because the frame holds it) and the observer whose
crash silently disarms every observer installed after it.
* vm_handler_slice.py: a nested-dispatch diagnostic (a block repeating 4+ times
inside one segment is a second dispatcher running under the first), plus the
fix for a latent bug this pass's own review found -- diagnostics() had been
measuring len() of the (run, closed) tuples since the open-tail change, which
is always 2, quietly disabling the spin-loop note on the real code path.
* evidence for a completed workbench toolchain and a measured end-to-end run,
recorded in EXTENSION-sampling-crash.md SS5-SS6 and EXTENSION-absorption-kx.md.
Verified on the merged tree, not on the PR branch alone:
* check_repo.py, check_refs.py, check_commands.py, check_routing.py and
check_budget.py pass with zero problems; flake8 and mypy are clean;
* pytest: 772 passed, 172 skipped, 25 xfailed;
* the code change was reproduced independently of the PR's own tests:
nested_loop_segments() flags the repeat-inside-one-segment shape in both the
(run, closed) and the legacy bare-run form, and diagnostics() now reports
avg_segment_len over the run -- 5.0 on a fixture whose tuples are length 2,
where the pre-fix code reported 2.0.
One defect fixed during the merge: the PR's own record says the local copies of
the absorbed write-ups under `.ref/` are "git-ignored in effect", but .gitignore
had no such rule -- it rested on nobody having run `git add -A` yet. The rule is
now explicit, with the reason stated beside it, the same way this file handles
tools/ and the user's own input material.
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# build artifacts
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*.class
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*.jar
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!skills/apk-reverse/scripts/dexpatch/*.java
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# working data -- never commit samples or outputs
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*.apk
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*.aab
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*.dex
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*.odex
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*.vdex
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*.oat
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*.so
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*.jks
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*.keystore
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*.pk8
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*.pem
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*.p12
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# local scratch
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_tmp/
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out/
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work/
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audit_out/
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# local extension-pass workspace: toolchains, device archives, dumped images, scratch notes.
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# Nothing under tools/ belongs to the repository -- the skill's own evidence record lives in
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# docs/tool-verification/ and carries no target identity or vendored binaries.
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tools/
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# local input material (the reporting sample and the analysis notes it came with)
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存在问题和例子/
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# Local copies of the third-party write-ups an absorption pass reads. They are someone else's
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# text, not content of this repository: what ships is the absorbed method under an `inferred`
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# label, plus the anonymized source line in docs/tool-verification/EXTENSION-absorption-*.md.
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# One `git add -A` is all it would take to commit them, so the rule is explicit here rather than
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# resting on "nobody has added them yet".
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.ref/
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# sandbox installs made while testing `npx skills add .` against this repo
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.claude/
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.agents/
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*.log
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*.jsonl
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*.pcap
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*.png
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*.jpg
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# python / editors
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__pycache__/
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*.pyc
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.venv/
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.vscode/
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.idea/
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.DS_Store
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# local input material -- the same rule as 存在问题和例子/: the reports these passes are based on
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# are the user's material, not content of this repository
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新的建议和思路/
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朋友全面审查和建议/
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