Recover C code from abandoned decompositions

Reclaim NAKED decompilation stubs back to true C via corpus idioms

Driving down NAKED rate in a decompilation project by reclaiming stubs using corpus-mined matching patterns and fresh permuter/search tooling.

• · DEFAULT_CANDIDATES: list of NAKED function addresses in game/engine
• · optional: custom candidates, parallel worktrees (K), onStuck strategy (leave-naked | demote-to-asm), maxBatches

• · per-target: promoted (NAKED→true-C), demoted (NAKED→asm slice), stuck (unchanged), or skipped
• · commits integrated onto main (cherry-pick + make check per batch)
• · updated README + prune worktrees
• · final NAKED count

• · git worktree (K parallel batches)
• · make build system
• · corpus mining (cvaos, pret, prior decomps for matching idioms)
• · bash shell

• · git repo initialized at /Users/jackrickey/Dev/frog-adv-decomp
• · Bootstrap complete: gitignored deps symlinked, make check passes
• · Candidates are actual NAKED functions (marked NON_MATCHING in source)
• · Corpus (cvaos/pret) accessible for idiom reference

• · Candidate already promoted this session → agent skips (idempotent)
• · Worktree bootstrap fails (missing deps) → batch blocked, status reported
• · Parallel agents edit same file → cherry-pick conflict, failed batch reverted
• · make check fails post-commit → integration reverted, candidate stuck
• · Layout-blocked function (not solvable) → left as NAKED or demoted per ON_STUCK strategy

• · Corpus idiom explicitly cited when promoting (cvaos ref, pret match location)
• · make check pass post-commit (structural + binary integrity verified)
• · SHA-1 parity verified if available
• · Prior successful promotions logged per session (6 already done tracked in DEFAULT_CANDIDATES)