cleanup: restructure Windows runtime and validation - #177
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In @.github/workflows/release.yml:
- Around line 302-320: Gate both Scoop and WinGet publication steps on
prerelease status by adding the condition steps.meta.outputs.prerelease !=
'true'. Leave the existing publication commands and environment unchanged for
stable releases.
In @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Around line 69-70: Update the Windows workflow job before the node --test step
to use actions/setup-node with an explicit supported Node.js version, preserving
the existing "site/tests/**/*.test.mjs" glob and LASTEXITCODE handling. Do not
replace the glob with the site/tests directory path.
In `@scripts/check-accessibility-evidence.ps1`:
- Around line 13-17: Use the resolved $repository value consistently for every
repository lookup in the script, including the gh run download operation and
provenance.repository validation; do not retain hardcoded amanthanvi/noctty
references that can mix metadata and evidence from different repositories.
In `@scripts/get-site-header-contract.ps1`:
- Around line 130-143: Update the header-builder invocation in the
derivedHeaderOutput flow to capture stdout separately from stderr, leaving
derivedHeaderJson as JSON-only input for ConvertFrom-Json. Use the captured
stderr text only when headerBuilderExitCode indicates failure, preserving the
existing actionable error message while allowing successful Node warnings
without breaking parsing.
In `@scripts/release-publish-scoop.ps1`:
- Around line 180-190: Update the git command sequence around the manifest
staging flow to validate $LASTEXITCODE immediately after git config, git add,
and other required git commands, throwing on any nonzero result before
evaluating git diff --cached. Preserve the existing unchanged-manifest return
only when git diff --cached succeeds with exit code 0, and retain its distinct
handling for exit code 1 and other failures.
In `@scripts/release-scan-defender.ps1`:
- Around line 100-102: Update the release artifact count validation near the
scan-path check to derive the expected count from
Get-WindowsPackageArchitectures and $portablePayloads rather than hard-coding 8.
Compare $scanPaths.Count with that calculated value and report both the expected
and actual counts in the failure message.
In `@scripts/release-submit-winget.ps1`:
- Around line 199-204: Update the timeout termination logic around the process
variable to invoke the process-tree overload of Kill, ensuring wingetcreate and
all child processes are terminated while preserving the existing exception
capture in the catch block.
- Around line 174-179: Update the wingetcreate invocation in the release
submission flow to map the existing secret to WINGET_CREATE_GITHUB_TOKEN, update
the related presence guard and redaction to use that variable, and remove the
--token argument and appended token value from $startInfo.ArgumentList.
In `@site/tests/build-site-assets.test.mjs`:
- Around line 6-16: Update getHeaderContract to accept an optional site-root
parameter and use it when reading site files, while preserving the current
default module-level siteRoot behavior. Add negative-path tests using a fixture
directory for getInlineScriptContract validation: reject pages with zero or
multiple inline scripts, reject inline event-handler attributes, and reject
divergent bootstrap scripts between index.html and 404.html.
In `@src/apprt/win32_uia/widgets.zig`:
- Around line 6193-6205: Register a defer immediately after spawning
select_thread in the test so select_thread.join() always runs before fixture
cleanup, including when the subsequent WaitForSingleObject assertion returns an
error. Remove the later manual join to ensure the thread is joined exactly once,
preserving the existing timeout synchronization behavior.
In `@src/apprt/win32/chrome_layout.zig`:
- Around line 78-80: Extract the shared base values for the right gap and
minimum edit width into module-scope constants, then use those constants in
overlayEditFrameRect, overlayLabelReservation, and
overlayActionVisibilityForWidth before applying scaledBy with dpi. Remove the
duplicated literal values while preserving the existing layout calculations.
In `@src/apprt/win32/render_trace.zig`:
- Around line 236-239: Update RenderTrace.writeSnapshot to support relative
trace paths by resolving trace_path against the current working directory before
calling std.fs.createFileAbsolute, while preserving absolute paths unchanged.
Replace the silent catch return with failure logging using the existing logging
mechanism.
In `@src/apprt/win32/sys.zig`:
- Line 470: Update the extern declaration for FillRect to use the user32 library
instead of gdi32, preserving its existing signature and calling convention.
In `@test/windows/flagship/contracts/ContractHelpers.ps1`:
- Around line 117-130: Rename the local `$matches` variable in
`Get-YamlStepBlock` to a non-automatic variable name and update its references,
preserving the existing regex matching and count validation behavior.
In `@test/windows/flagship/contracts/Contracts.70-SessionRestore.ps1`:
- Around line 61-78: Restore the shared probe variables in a finally block after
the session-restore probe completes: save the original values of $exe, $layout,
and $instanceClass before overwriting them, then restore those values alongside
the existing cleanup. Follow the save-and-restore pattern used by
Contracts.60-PaletteTheme.ps1.
In `@test/windows/flagship/contracts/Contracts.90-Workflows.ps1`:
- Around line 384-395: Update the Pattern values in both checkout contract
hashtables to use single-quoted PowerShell regex strings, escaping the inner
pull_request quotes as doubled single quotes so they match the workflow ref
expressions and preserve the existing contract descriptions.
In `@test/windows/interactive-win11-palette-theme.ps1`:
- Around line 10-15: Rename the local forwarded-argument variable from $args to
$forwardedArgs in test/windows/interactive-win11-palette-theme.ps1 lines 10-15,
updating all three assignments and the -ArgumentList reference. Apply the same
rename in test/windows/interactive-win11-session-restore.ps1 lines 10-14,
updating both assignments and the -ArgumentList reference.
In `@test/windows/PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1`:
- Line 7: Suppress PSUseDeclaredVarsMoreThanAssignments for the dynamically
consumed $apiOrigin assignment, or narrowly exclude the flagship contract
fragments from this rule in PSScriptAnalyzerSettings.psd1; keep the suppression
targeted rather than disabling unrelated analyzer rules.
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In @.github/workflows/test.yml:
- Around line 4-5: Add a top-level read-only permissions configuration to the
workflow, granting only the repository contents permission required by the
Remote release copy checks step’s github.token usage; keep it scoped as the
default for all jobs.
In `@scripts/build-site-assets.mjs`:
- Around line 58-65: Update the event-attribute scan in the site asset build
logic to remove or otherwise exclude inline script bodies from the html string
before applying the existing regex. Preserve detection of on* attributes in
actual HTML while preventing JavaScript assignments such as window.onerror or
el.onclick from being counted; use the existing eventAttributeCount flow and
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Resolving the rebase re-added local `GetTickCount64` and `ConnectNamedPipe` externs to this file, leaving it inconsistent: the production paths call them through `sys.` while the added test and fuzz paths called bare redeclarations of the same symbols. Alias the two names to `sys.` instead of redeclaring them. Call sites are untouched, so this carries no behavior change. Refs #123
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
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* feat(win32): Explorer "Open noctty here" context menu
Register classic shell verbs for `Directory\shell\noctty`,
`Directory\Background\shell\noctty` and `Drive\shell\noctty`, each
launching `"<exe>" --working-directory="%V\."` with the exe as icon.
The trailing `\.` is load-bearing: Explorer expands `%V` for a drive
root as `C:\`, so a bare `"%V"` ends the quoted argument with a
backslash right before the closing quote and CommandLineToArgvW hands
noctty the literal value `C:"`. A test re-parses the expanded value
with std.process.ArgIteratorWindows for a drive root, a folder name
containing a space, and a CJK/emoji folder name.
Two registration paths:
* The installer writes the verbs under HKA\Software\Classes with
`uninsdeletekey`, so an admin install lands in HKLM and a per-user
install in HKCU, matching the existing {autopf} scope.
* Portable/ZIP users opt in per-user with the new
`noctty +register-shell-menu` / `+unregister-shell-menu` CLI
actions, which touch only HKCU\Software\Classes and remove exactly
the six keys they create. Registration stops at the first failing
key and points the user at the unregister action rather than
leaving a half-installed menu behind silently.
Uninstall also sweeps the per-user copies (`Root: HKCU` with
`uninsdeletekey dontcreatekey`). HKCU\Software\Classes overrides HKLM
in the merged HKCR view, so without that a verb registered from a
portable build would shadow the installer's, survive uninstall, and
outlive the executable it points at with no CLI left to remove it.
`src/apprt/win32_shell_menu.zig` owns the key-path/command-value
builders; its registry entry points are aliased from
`src/apprt/win32/sys.zig` per the post-#177 convention, with only
`RegDeleteKeyExW` declared locally.
The Windows 11 modern context menu is deliberately not shipped: it
needs a sparse MSIX package with identity, an IExplorerCommand COM
server and a signed package whose publisher matches the certificate.
docs/windows.md records those requirements and notes the classic verb
appears under "Show more options" on Win11.
Fixes #127
* win32/shell-menu: roll back partial registrations
#183
Track the RegCreateKeyExW disposition for every owned key and delete only keys created by the failing invocation, in reverse leaf-first order. Existing verb keys and foreign subkeys remain untouched.
Route portable setup through the console shim and document unregistering the verb before deleting a portable installation.
* win32/shell-menu: refresh Explorer associations
* win32/shell-menu: preflight registry writes
* win32/shell-menu: restore failed registrations
* docs(windows): clarify portable shell menu cleanup
* win32/shell-menu: preserve user-owned registry data
* win32/shell-menu: keep UNC launches out of IPC
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Co-authored-by: Aman Thanvi <amanthanvi2002@gmail.com>
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…135) Re-authored on top of main's win32/input.zig extraction (#177) and the docs debloat (#206). Same audit, same two bounded fixes, plus the two Codex findings from the previous round. Kitty keyboard `report_all`: ordinary printable input was deferred to WM_CHAR, whose synthetic commit event carries no physical key or modifiers, so one keypress became a press with identity but no text and a commit with text but no identity. Surface.handleKeyMessage now reads the active kitty mode and passes `deferPlainTextToCharMessage(report_all, ime_composing)`; plain text rides the physical event under report_all and IME composition still defers. - AltGr chords (Codex P1): main already collapses the synthetic Ctrl+Alt pair in normalizeAltGrMods before shouldDeferTextToCharMessage runs, so the physical event for German AltGr+Q carries "@" with empty mods and the same binding hash as its release. The old branch's AltGr exemption is gone; a test encodes both events and asserts `CSI 113;;64u` / `CSI 113;1:3u`. - Multi-unit ToUnicode results (Codex P2): translateKeyText kept only utf16[0]. printableText now decodes every unit (an accent that cannot combine yields "´x"), KeyText/Win32KeyMessage carry 16 bytes, and the later WM_CHARs are no longer needed. - Dead keys stay `composing` whether or not text is deferred, so the encoder does not emit a bare `CSI <unshifted> u` for the accent press. - Text is owned by Win32KeyMessage (`bindText`) so `event.utf8` never points into a by-value KeyText local. key-remap: Surface.keyCallback applied it, but Host.handleEmptyHostKeyMessage (no active surface) and Host.commandPaletteToggleKeyMessage went straight to App.keyEvent / keybind lookup, which do not remap. Both now go through labels.remapWin32KeyEvent; the palette test is differential (misses with an empty set, matches with alt=ctrl). Documented, not fixed: `global:` hotkeys register the literal chord; clipboard reads, URL copies, OSC 52 writes and write_screen_file are not codepoint-mapped. Stale comments in Surface.copySelectionToClipboards claimed VT/HTML skip the map; the shared opts apply it to every branch. Fixes #135
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…p failure (#122) Re-authored on top of main's win32/gl_startup.zig extraction (#177). Below the OpenGL 4.3 floor, prepareContext now records the glad-reported major/minor plus bounded GL_RENDERER / GL_VENDOR strings into the existing OpenGLStartupFailure record, and formatOpenGLStartupFailureMessage prints required versus detected. The strings are queried only on the below-floor branch and copied into fixed 128-byte OpenGLStartupString buffers, which is the single capacity the renderer's boundedCString scan uses, so the scan itself is bounded (one byte at a time, never at or past max_len), not just its result. App.createHost no longer calls ShowWindow; Surface.init presents the host after core_surface.init succeeds (SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE for passive quick-terminal launches), so a below-floor machine reaches the dialog without first flashing a blank host window. shouldActivateSurfaceDuringInit had no remaining callers and is removed with its test. No software, DirectX, or ANGLE fallback and no bypass knob (S slice). Fixes #122
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…135) Re-authored on top of main's win32/input.zig extraction (#177) and the docs debloat (#206). Same audit, same two bounded fixes, plus the two Codex findings from the previous round. Kitty keyboard `report_all`: ordinary printable input was deferred to WM_CHAR, whose synthetic commit event carries no physical key or modifiers, so one keypress became a press with identity but no text and a commit with text but no identity. Surface.handleKeyMessage now reads the active kitty mode and passes `deferPlainTextToCharMessage(report_all, ime_composing)`; plain text rides the physical event under report_all and IME composition still defers. - AltGr chords (Codex P1): main already collapses the synthetic Ctrl+Alt pair in normalizeAltGrMods before shouldDeferTextToCharMessage runs, so the physical event for German AltGr+Q carries "@" with empty mods and the same binding hash as its release. The old branch's AltGr exemption is gone; a test encodes both events and asserts `CSI 113;;64u` / `CSI 113;1:3u`. - Multi-unit ToUnicode results (Codex P2): translateKeyText kept only utf16[0]. printableText now decodes every unit (an accent that cannot combine yields "´x"), KeyText/Win32KeyMessage carry 16 bytes, and the later WM_CHARs are no longer needed. - Dead keys stay `composing` whether or not text is deferred, so the encoder does not emit a bare `CSI <unshifted> u` for the accent press. - Text is owned by Win32KeyMessage (`bindText`) so `event.utf8` never points into a by-value KeyText local. key-remap: Surface.keyCallback applied it, but Host.handleEmptyHostKeyMessage (no active surface) and Host.commandPaletteToggleKeyMessage went straight to App.keyEvent / keybind lookup, which do not remap. Both now go through labels.remapWin32KeyEvent; the palette test is differential (misses with an empty set, matches with alt=ctrl). Documented, not fixed: `global:` hotkeys register the literal chord; clipboard reads, URL copies, OSC 52 writes and write_screen_file are not codepoint-mapped. Stale comments in Surface.copySelectionToClipboards claimed VT/HTML skip the map; the shared opts apply it to every branch. Fixes #135
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…p failure (#122) Re-authored on top of main's win32/gl_startup.zig extraction (#177). Below the OpenGL 4.3 floor, prepareContext now records the glad-reported major/minor plus bounded GL_RENDERER / GL_VENDOR strings into the existing OpenGLStartupFailure record, and formatOpenGLStartupFailureMessage prints required versus detected. The strings are queried only on the below-floor branch and copied into fixed 128-byte OpenGLStartupString buffers, which is the single capacity the renderer's boundedCString scan uses, so the scan itself is bounded (one byte at a time, never at or past max_len), not just its result. App.createHost no longer calls ShowWindow; Surface.init presents the host after core_surface.init succeeds (SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE for passive quick-terminal launches), so a below-floor machine reaches the dialog without first flashing a blank host window. shouldActivateSurfaceDuringInit had no remaining callers and is removed with its test. No software, DirectX, or ANGLE fallback and no bypass knob (S slice). Fixes #122
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…135) Re-authored on top of main's win32/input.zig extraction (#177) and the docs debloat (#206). Same audit, same two bounded fixes, plus the two Codex findings from the previous round. Kitty keyboard `report_all`: ordinary printable input was deferred to WM_CHAR, whose synthetic commit event carries no physical key or modifiers, so one keypress became a press with identity but no text and a commit with text but no identity. Surface.handleKeyMessage now reads the active kitty mode and passes `deferPlainTextToCharMessage(report_all, ime_composing)`; plain text rides the physical event under report_all and IME composition still defers. - AltGr chords (Codex P1): main already collapses the synthetic Ctrl+Alt pair in normalizeAltGrMods before shouldDeferTextToCharMessage runs, so the physical event for German AltGr+Q carries "@" with empty mods and the same binding hash as its release. The old branch's AltGr exemption is gone; a test encodes both events and asserts `CSI 113;;64u` / `CSI 113;1:3u`. - Multi-unit ToUnicode results (Codex P2): translateKeyText kept only utf16[0]. printableText now decodes every unit (an accent that cannot combine yields "´x"), KeyText/Win32KeyMessage carry 16 bytes, and the later WM_CHARs are no longer needed. - Dead keys stay `composing` whether or not text is deferred, so the encoder does not emit a bare `CSI <unshifted> u` for the accent press. - Text is owned by Win32KeyMessage (`bindText`) so `event.utf8` never points into a by-value KeyText local. key-remap: Surface.keyCallback applied it, but Host.handleEmptyHostKeyMessage (no active surface) and Host.commandPaletteToggleKeyMessage went straight to App.keyEvent / keybind lookup, which do not remap. Both now go through labels.remapWin32KeyEvent; the palette test is differential (misses with an empty set, matches with alt=ctrl). Documented, not fixed: `global:` hotkeys register the literal chord; clipboard reads, URL copies, OSC 52 writes and write_screen_file are not codepoint-mapped. Stale comments in Surface.copySelectionToClipboards claimed VT/HTML skip the map; the shared opts apply it to every branch. Fixes #135
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…p failure (#122) Re-authored on top of main's win32/gl_startup.zig extraction (#177). Below the OpenGL 4.3 floor, prepareContext now records the glad-reported major/minor plus bounded GL_RENDERER / GL_VENDOR strings into the existing OpenGLStartupFailure record, and formatOpenGLStartupFailureMessage prints required versus detected. The strings are queried only on the below-floor branch and copied into fixed 128-byte OpenGLStartupString buffers, which is the single capacity the renderer's boundedCString scan uses, so the scan itself is bounded (one byte at a time, never at or past max_len), not just its result. App.createHost no longer calls ShowWindow; Surface.init presents the host after core_surface.init succeeds (SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE for passive quick-terminal launches), so a below-floor machine reaches the dialog without first flashing a blank host window. shouldActivateSurfaceDuringInit had no remaining callers and is removed with its test. No software, DirectX, or ANGLE fallback and no bypass knob (S slice). Fixes #122
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…p failure (#122) Re-authored on top of main's win32/gl_startup.zig extraction (#177). Below the OpenGL 4.3 floor, prepareContext now records the glad-reported major/minor plus bounded GL_RENDERER / GL_VENDOR strings into the existing OpenGLStartupFailure record, and formatOpenGLStartupFailureMessage prints required versus detected. The strings are queried only on the below-floor branch and copied into fixed 128-byte OpenGLStartupString buffers, which is the single capacity the renderer's boundedCString scan uses, so the scan itself is bounded (one byte at a time, never at or past max_len), not just its result. App.createHost no longer calls ShowWindow; Surface.init presents the host after core_surface.init succeeds (SW_SHOWNOACTIVATE for passive quick-terminal launches), so a below-floor machine reaches the dialog without first flashing a blank host window. shouldActivateSurfaceDuringInit had no remaining callers and is removed with its test. No software, DirectX, or ANGLE fallback and no bypass knob (S slice). Fixes #122
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Foundation PR #176 is merged as
b1739a731fa53fb0713aaa96dbb40b9c1fe235a3. This branch was content-preservingly rebased onto that squash commit and now targetsmain.Summary
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