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CHANGELOG.md

@@ -20,9 +20,7 @@ Unreleased changes on the `development` branch.
   ptrace loops have not seen hardware yet.
 - **Headless debugging.**  `gasm debug --script` runs REPL commands from a
   file (or stdin) and exits; `--timeout` kills the debuggee when a run
-  hangs, with the watchdog armed before the ptrace attach.  `--cover` runs
-  to completion with a breakpoint on every label and reports which blocks
-  executed: label-level coverage for headless test runs.
+  hangs, with the watchdog armed before the ptrace attach.
 - **Conditional breakpoints.**  `break <label> if <reg> <op> <val>` now also
   compares two registers (`break loop if RAX > RBX`), not only a register
   against an immediate.
@@ -31,40 +29,32 @@ Unreleased changes on the `development` branch.
   the hits per instruction and reports the executed instructions with
   their hit counts, with the label coverage derived from the same run.
   Expect the run to slow to ptrace speed.
-- **Debugger reliability fixes.**  The ptrace session now drains runtime
-  signal-delivery-stops (a Go tracee reports SIGURG preemption to the
-  tracer) instead of mistaking them for the launch barrier, pins the
-  tracer thread the fork ran on (ptrace requests from another thread fail
-  with ESRCH), prefers the debuggee's reported code base over an RWX scan,
-  and single-steps over a hit breakpoint so resuming cannot re-trap on the
-  same instruction.  A ptrace integration test
-  (`debug/ptrace_integration_test.go`) drives a real session end to end.
 - **FP register display on riscv64 and loong64.**  The debugger `regs`
   command shows the 32 FP registers plus fcsr (and fcc on loong64) via
-  `PTRACE_GETREGSET`, where it previously printed nothing.
+  `PTRACE_GETREGSET`.
 - **JIT execution trampolines.**  `verify.Call` now works on all four
   architectures via hand-written assembly trampolines
   (`trampoline_{arm64,riscv64,loong64}.s`) that save the Go stack, switch
   to a prepared stack, and branch to the JIT function.
-- **ABI checks on all architectures.**  `gasm verify -abi` and the ABI
-  half of `-fuzz` now work on arm64, riscv64 and loong64 via
+- **ABI checks on arm64, riscv64 and loong64.**  `gasm verify -abi` and
+  the ABI half of `-fuzz` now cover the non-amd64 architectures via
   per-architecture checked trampolines: sentinels planted in the
-  registers the Go ABI fixes across calls (amd64 `BP`/`R14`, arm64
-  `R29`/`R28`, riscv64 `X27`, loong64 `R22`) are verified on return and
-  the saved registers restored before Go code resumes, with the
-  below-SP canary on every architecture.  The root cause of the broken
-  non-amd64 calls was a stack misalignment: the trampolines advanced SP
-  past the linkage slot while the kernels read their first argument at
-  SP+8.  riscv64 is validated end to end under qemu-user; arm64 shares
-  the fix and matches the observed frame convention; loong64 stays
-  ground-truth-only until hardware validation (the Go runtime cannot
-  start under the available loong64 emulators).  `verify.Load` now
-  assembles each file with the encoder its name suffix calls for.  The
-  `ABIReport` fields are renamed to the architecture-neutral
-  `FPClobbered` and `GClobbered`.
+  registers the Go ABI fixes across calls (arm64 `R29`/`R28`, riscv64
+  `X27`, loong64 `R22`; amd64 keeps `BP`/`R14`) are verified on return
+  and the saved registers restored before Go code resumes, with the
+  below-SP canary on every architecture.  loong64 kernels are verified
+  through the toolchain-comparison path only, pending hardware
+  validation of their trampoline.  `verify.Load` assembles each file
+  with the encoder its name suffix calls for.  The `ABIReport` fields
+  are the architecture-neutral `FPClobbered` and `GClobbered`.
 - **Hardware watchpoints on all architectures.**  arm64 uses DBGWVR/DBGWCR
   via `PTRACE_SETREGSET` with `NT_ARM_HW_BREAK`; riscv64 and loong64 use
   `PTRACE_POKEUSER` to access trigger/debug registers.
+- **Cross-package GOOBJ resolution on arm64 and loong64.**
+  `AssembleFileARM64` and `AssembleFileLOONG64` mark external
+  relocations and populate `img.Externals`, so GOOBJ output from those
+  architectures resolves cross-package symbols like amd64 and riscv64
+  already do.
 - **`gasm verify --args`.**  Scalar arguments (`name=value`, decimal or
   `0x` hex) can now be supplied to a `--call` invocation alongside `--buf`
   buffers, closing the gap where only buffers could be supplied.
@@ -144,14 +134,18 @@ Unreleased changes on the `development` branch.
 
 ### Fixed
 
+- **Reliable ptrace sessions.**  The debugger no longer mistakes runtime
+  signal-delivery-stops (a Go tracee reports SIGURG preemption to the
+  tracer) for its launch barrier, runs every ptrace request on the thread
+  that forked the debuggee (requests from another thread fail with
+  ESRCH), prefers the debuggee's reported code base over an RWX scan, and
+  single-steps over a hit breakpoint so resuming cannot re-trap on the
+  same instruction.  A ptrace integration test
+  (`debug/ptrace_integration_test.go`) drives a real session end to end.
 - **arm64 BL relocation.**  `BL sym(SB)` now records a `RelArm64Branch`
   relocation instead of emitting a bare instruction with no relocation.
 - **GOOBJ R_ADDRARM64 constant.**  Corrected from 9 (`R_CALLARM64`) to 3
   (`R_ADDRARM64`).
-- **Cross-package GOOBJ resolution.**  `AssembleFileRISCV`,
-  `AssembleFileLOONG64`, and `AssembleFileARM64` now mark external
-  relocations and populate `img.Externals`, enabling cross-package symbol
-  resolution in GOOBJ output.
 - **Subprocess-isolated smoke and ABI sweeps.**  A function that faults
   during the `-smoke` or `-abi` sweep is reported without killing the
   parent; each sweep runs in a child process.
@@ -162,8 +156,6 @@ Unreleased changes on the `development` branch.
   stack adjustment.
 - **amd64 encoding parity.**  A broad pass aligned the remaining encoder
   outputs and operand strictness with `go tool asm`.
-- **`gasm scaffold` parameter names.**  Shared parameter names and
-  two-sided seed sets in the generated skeleton are now correct.
 - **asm help text.**  Updated to list arm64 as a supported architecture.
 
 ## [0.31.1] — 2026-08-20