Pseudocode decompialtion improvements and docs
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5. add corpus-level pattern clustering and family annotations
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6. keep strengthening the runtime bridge back into the retail binary
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## Current status
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Implemented in the current local parser/exporter batch:
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- first evidence-backed class/slot aliasing for spawned or called helpers, so common wrappers now render with class names and known slot names such as `FREE.waitNTimerTicks(...)` instead of raw `class_0A0C_slot_32(...)`
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- first real loop-selector decoding for the common `nearby_items(...)` family/shape searches used by alarm and trigger bodies
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- structured rendering now upgrades the simpler selector loops to real `for item in nearby_items(...)` output instead of raw `loopscr` comment runs
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- a second common selector family now renders as readable `selector_0x42(arg0=..., arg1=..., arg2=..., origin=...)` signatures, and the simpler back-edge cases upgrade to `for ... in selector_0x42(...)` instead of raw `loopscr 0x42` comment runs
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- full corpus export regenerated through `tools/export_usecode_pseudocode.py`, so the checked-in pseudocode corpus matches the improved renderer
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Still open after this batch:
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- broader selector mini-language coverage beyond the common `nearby_items(...)` forms and the currently opaque but readable `selector_0x42(...)` fallback
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- more wrapper aliasing than the currently verified `FREE.waitNTimerTicks` seed entry
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- a more authoritative opcode metadata table instead of the current mixed declarative/heuristic decoder
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- corpus-level clustering/index outputs feeding back into inline annotations
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## Priority 1: Authoritative opcode metadata
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### What to borrow
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