v0.1.2

Fixed

• -c=native/-m serializer: anonymous globals (new_anon_gvar's .L..N
  name) are no longer treated as opaque string literals across the board —
  static locals and compound literals ((int[]){...}, &(struct S){...})
  now get a real, valid-C identifier and a proper static definition
  instead of an unreferenceable dotted name. Previously such a reference
  either emitted invalid C (a dotted identifier the host compiler rejects)
  or, worse, silently aliased the wrong data — e.g. a static struct S
  local compiled fine but read back as garbage bytes off a bogus
  string-literal global, the same severity class as #918's defect C
• -c=native/-m serializer: a function's hoisted local-variable
  declarations no longer collide when the same name is reused in sibling or
  nested blocks (e.g. two for (int i = ...) loops in one function, or an
  inner block shadowing a parameter's own name) — renamed on collision
  instead of emitting a duplicate declaration; a parameter itself is never
  renamed, since its signature is already committed to output by the time
  the collision check runs
• -c=native/-m serializer: a declaration-form for loop init
  (for (int i = 0; ...)) is no longer dropped as an unsupported
  expression — the loop variable is now actually initialized