fix(canary): point the launchers at a binary that exists and is instrumented #63
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/sylph-canarywas dead at both ends. Measured, not assumed.run-canary-safe.sh→xenia_canary_i2d.exexenia_canary.exethat does exist (2026-06-19)audit_61, 0RE-INPUT/RE-DRAWxenia-canary-native/xenia-canary/)Releaseconfig-nlists 0 steps), binary frozen at 2026-08-28So the skill invoked a launcher that pointed at a missing file, and its fallback pointed at a missing directory.
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Native launchers now default to
xenia-canary/build/bin/Linux/Checked/xenia_canary— the config this build tree can actually produce, rebuilt today with theaudit_61probe (Canary PR #2). Verified bystrings: audit_61 → 8 hits, RE-INPUT/RE-DRAW → 4.Checkedis optimised with assertions, which is what a behavioural reference should be: a bad state stops loudly instead of being quietly sampled.The Wine launcher now aborts with the reason and redirects to the native one, instead of failing somewhere downstream on a missing file. Verified — it prints the abort and exits 4, after passing its Vulkan gate.
Both native launchers keep their hard software-Vulkan gate and headless behaviour unchanged; only the default binary path moved.
⚠️ The Wine cross-build is not fixed by this — refreshing it needs the clang-cl + xwin toolchain on
cross-build-wine. Until someone does that, the native path is the instrumented one, and the skill has been repointed at it.`/sylph-canary` was dead at both ends, measured rather than assumed: * `run-canary-safe.sh` runs the Wine build and defaults to `xenia_canary_i2d.exe`, which DOES NOT EXIST. The `xenia_canary.exe` that does (2026-06-19) has ZERO strings for `audit_61_branch_probe_pcs` and zero for `RE-INPUT`/`RE-DRAW` -- it predates all our instrumentation, and refreshing it needs the clang-cl + xwin toolchain on `cross-build-wine`. * both native launchers defaulted to `xenia-canary-native/build/bin/Linux/Release/xenia_canary`. That directory does not exist on this workspace -- the checkout is `xenia-canary/` -- and Release is not even a target in that build tree (`ninja -n` lists 0 steps), so its binary is frozen at 2026-08-28, before the probe. Native launchers now default to `xenia-canary/build/bin/Linux/Checked/xenia_canary`: the config this tree can actually build, rebuilt today with the audit_61 probe (Canary PR #2), verified by `strings` -- audit_61 8 hits, RE-INPUT/RE-DRAW 4. `Checked` is optimised WITH assertions, which is what a behavioural reference should be: a bad state stops loudly rather than being sampled. The Wine launcher now ABORTS with the reason and points at the native one, instead of failing somewhere downstream on a missing file. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>