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An empty pair list had two causes and one verdict. When the run never found the import
table at all, the report said needs-trace, which sends the reader off to write a trace of
the protector's resolver -- the right move for a table full of handles and the wrong move
for a table this run simply never located. The misdiagnosis is the expensive kind: it
costs a debugger session and it looks like progress.

decide_result now returns no-slots when the inventory is empty, and the printed hint says
which of the two it is (supply --iat, or reconstruct the table). no-slots exits 1 with
needs-trace, because the run did not do the job it was asked to do; the docstring's exit
code table says so.

The reference gains the matching sentence in the inventory step: an inventory that came
back empty is a finding about the run, not a table that holds no addresses.

Test: test_no_slot_values_is_its_own_verdict pins both sides -- no slots plus unpaired
calls is no-slots, some slots plus unpaired calls is still needs-trace -- and the existing
token test now carries a slot count so it cannot pass for the wrong reason.

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evals

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SKILL.md

Add the import-layer repair and the Themida absorption

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