GlowberryClient BETA5 - Radial Wheel Rebuild, Replay Flight & Hook Reliability

GlowberryClient BETA5

The last beta before the official OV.3 release. This build lands the preloader Phase 3 work
(hook reliability, verified installs, honest diagnostics), the radial wheel rebuild, replay
spectator flight, and auto sign-in on the working Bedrock auth path.

Everything below is what changed since BETA4.

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✨ Added

Radial wheel — rebuilt around profiles

• Hold-to-open gesture. The wheel is now a hold-to-open menu: the press opens it, you point or
  flick while holding, and the release commits. The old press-to-toggle shape is still available.
• Player-authored profiles. One to eight entries per ring, each with its own label, icon and
  colour, instead of a fixed four-destination ring.
• Nested sub-wheels. A ring can open another ring in place, so the action count is no longer
  capped at one wheel.
• Profile manager. Create, rename, delete and reorder profiles on the fly. Deleting a profile
  repoints any sub-wheel that opened it, and the last profile is never deleted.

Replay — interactive spectator flight

• The free camera can now be flown directly: a single-finger drag over the video looks around, and a
  flight stick (with boost) moves the camera. The flight tick only integrates the stick in
  interactive spectator mode, so an authored cinematic still plays untouched.

Sign-in

• Auto sign-in on the working Bedrock auth path. The launcher refreshes the active account's
  stored auth blob on a background thread at launch, instead of depending on the MSAL silent path
  whose placeholder client id can never succeed. A failed refresh opens the sign-in screen with the
  reason already shown, rather than leaving you signed out with no prompt.

Launch tab

• The head pod's sync indicator is now driven by the real cosmetic-sync state: running reads as
  synced, enabled-but-not-yet-up reads as loading (the sockets open on a background thread), and
  off reads as hidden rather than claiming a link that does not exist.

Tooling

• One-step signature-rule generation (tools/gen-rules): download the APK, extract the library,
  analyze it, derive the RTTI rules and merge them with a revision bump — in one command, with host
  tests and a CI run.

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🔧 Fixed

Hook reliability (preloader Phase 3)

• Detours no longer drop return values. The cosmetics seams forward every volatile register, so
  a return value in x0 or an sret pointer in x8 survives the detour exactly as if the hook were
  not installed. The old passthroughs preserved them only by accident.
• Hook installs retry instead of giving up. A deferral now re-arms the install with backoff
  rather than sealing it for the session; only after three give-ups does it stay vanilla.
• Patched prologues are verified. After every install the first instruction is read back and
  confirmed to be a branch; an unverified patch is backed out, so a session never runs half-hooked.
• A live probe replaces the version window. The render hook resolves its slot from the diagnostic
  string the function body references and refuses a target that is not executable code, so newer
  builds keep the attempt and still fail closed.
• Generated rules carry their own probe, and a rule whose probe did not resolve is refused at
  merge time instead of looking like a working one.

Diagnostics honesty

• The report now names the device, the process ABI, the render-hook refusal reason (which
  exact gate refused it), the skin-path seam stage, and the frame-pacing reading — with
  "unknown" for anything the build genuinely cannot read, never a confident wrong answer.
• The render-distance route and the persona accessor names are now reported per build, so the
  launcher can say a route is possible instead of guessing.

Optifine

• An item the crash guard switched off now says why (clear / retrying / last attempt / quarantined)
  instead of looking identical to one you turned off yourself. Re-enabling an item by hand clears its
  counter.

Tooling

• The analyzer's ADRP reference scan no longer silently returns nothing when numpy is absent; it
  has an equivalent pure-Python path, so a machine without numpy is no longer a quiet wrong answer.

Cosmetics

• The GLES mesh rasteriser's Java surface is retired. Every cosmetic route is now backend-agnostic,
  and a test pins that the graphics backend never blocks a piece — so a preview-only piece is never
  blamed on Vulkan.

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✅ Verification

• :app:assembleDebug green; APK ships arm64-v8a with libgxcore.so and libpreloader.so.
• Unit tests pass (pure logic, no mocks).
• Preloader host tests and the Python tooling tests now run on every commit in CI.
• Cosmetics, preview and the native seams are still unverified on device; the pure pipeline is
  covered by the tests and the diagnostics report names which route is live.

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📢 This is the last beta release until the official OV.3 is released.