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[AUTOMATED] Use the location-list section offset pyelftools resolved for loclistx. Keep existing offset extraction and invalidate cached TypeMatch scores.
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TypeMatch omitted variables whose locations used DWARF 5
DW_FORM_loclistx. Read those lists through the existing location-list path using the section offset pyelftools already decoded.In a Clang AArch64 C++ ELF fixture, this makes two arguments and one local available to TypeMatch. The ground-truth payload is identical across all 18 Linux ELF images in the frozen C++ qualification corpus. The focused suite passed 67 tests. All six added full-suite cases pass, with the same existing failures and errors as main.
The TypeMatch cache version moves to 20. This patch is independent of #120's type-reference resolution, which uses version 19.