The launch-failure audit raced the clock: it asserted the dead debuggee
surfaced within 1.5 seconds, a bound the loaded machine behind a ten-way
test storm regularly starved past even though the poll detects the dead
notice within milliseconds of its appearance. The audit now proves the
property itself: a stub debuggee that starts in single-digit milliseconds
marks itself dead, so the notice is always inside the poll's budget and
the error must come from the dead-file watch, while the real binary is
checked without any wall-clock bound. A companion audit drives Kill
through a parked, a doubly killed and a run-to-exit session, the states
whose cleanup used to hang the package, under a watchdog.
Assisted-by: GLM 5.3
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