Super Smash Flash 2 for iOS 1.1.4

Super Smash Flash 2 for iOS 1.1.4 (build 7) reduces memory pressure during startup and character/stage changes.

• Compressed sprites move to temporary native disk storage instead of staying in the JavaScript heap. The WebKit integration test paged approximately 326 MB of compressed sprites to disk.
• Inactive static sprite textures leave a bounded GPU working set and restore through stable logical handles. The target is 128 MB normally, 96 MB on low-memory startup and 64 MB after a memory warning; active draw inputs and modified render targets are preserved.
• Sampler settings, texture-unit bindings and pixel-store state survive restoration.
• Local asset responses use no-store to avoid retaining response bodies in the browser cache.
• The native cache is session-only, reuses freed storage and disappears on app exit.

Keep at least 1 GB of device storage free for normal play; long sessions can require more. If temporary storage cannot be used, compressed sprites fall back to RAM.

Validation: 48-sprite cache stress tests with both RAM and native paging, exact pixel restoration, multiple WebGL contexts, native storage tests, touch/rendering checks, source and IPA audits, and an unsigned iOS Release build. A native macOS WebKit test started a Ness battle, switched to Link and another stage, and reached the next battle without a process termination or sprite-cache read error.

This addresses identified memory pressure, but all crashes on affected iPhones have not yet been verified as resolved. Ruffle can still retain other movie resources.

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