stackpulse 0.4.0

Fixed

• Launched commands honor their configured PATH, stop recording promptly when they exit, and preserve their real exit status.
• Valid user-stack sizes are aligned for perf, unsupported guest sampling is retried without guest events, and sparse CPU identifiers are preserved when sysfs is unavailable.
• Events from multiple rings retain previous-round ordering; lost-event totals include every event, unchanged mappings survive loss recovery, and exited-process event descriptors are retired.
• Mixed kernel/user callchains preserve each context activation address, and DWARF recording no longer splices in an incompatible perf user callchain.
• Invalid or unusable .eh_frame_hdr indexes fall back to the existing .eh_frame index construction instead of losing valid unwind data.
• Perf-map symbols keep their declared ranges, accept perf ASCII field separators, cover perf anonymous/no-DSO mapping classes, and no longer override known file-backed modules.
• Kernel symbols use perf type, ignored-label, and equal-address selection rules in both full and sparse loading.
• Proc-map pathnames remain verbatim, including literal (deleted) suffixes, and pinned frames resolve modules by stable ID rather than vector position.
• Final profile-write failures are reported, unknown Python positions retain their documented sentinel, and Gecko output no longer labels Python frames as JavaScript.

Changed

• The minimum supported kernel is Linux 6.0; no compatibility path is provided for older kernels.