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v0.2.7 - save safety and visible write failures (source only)

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Source and scripts only. No game image, generated game code or game executable is included; supply your own legally obtained ROM and build locally (docs/GETTING_STARTED.md).

v0.2.7 (prerelease)

  • Visible save failures and recovery: native autosave shows one long warning when a write fails and a recovery notice once a retry succeeds. Godot's explicit flush API now returns the real result and publishes thread-safe status for the host's notices. No Godot autosave timer was added. Failed debug captures no longer label an older disk save as current.
  • Save-chip hint, not unsafe guessing: an address-only read can mean EEPROM addressing or a cancelled flash read. Both hosts show an informational hint, without changing chip type, write-enable state or save contents. An automatic-switch heuristic was removed before publication after a regression demonstrated a lost subsequent write.
  • Select EEPROM 64 KB in the launcher, or pass --backup-type eeprom64k, for the European release. Auto uses an existing save's capacity, otherwise the flash default; no title signature table is shipped.
  • Cold-cache Godot lifecycle check: explicitly loads the real extension, rather than depending on an editor-generated import cache.

Verified on Linux: a read-only save directory produced a visible native warning; making it writable produced the recovery notice and a 64KB save. The real Godot worker also returned failure, repeated failure, then success after permissions were restored and persisted 64KB.

Further gates: 20 runtime tests and 588 Python tests pass; default boot hashes match the prior baseline in all five languages, English WAV matches byte-for-byte, and the 28,500-frame EEPROM64K scripted run matches the private baseline. Native/Godot RGB hashes match for 3,000 frames. A diagnostic-fixture build also passes the textured gameplay GPU-scene probe at 1×, 3× and 6×, including cache/toggle/clean-shutdown checks; this is not hardware or oracle parity.

Scripted-run observations are not a playability claim. Windows game runs, sustained interactive play, hardware parity and high-resolution oracle parity remain unverified. No save states. See CHANGELOG.md for the complete list.

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