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docs: prepare stack retention and Linux suspension release batch - #27
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Prepare the next immutable WebKit batch with the stale-stack retention fix from #24 and Linux foreign-stack suspension deadlock fix from #25. Update this PR onto release merge
791431dcde36ed21da655ed856acfc92c5a15528, fold both fixes into the dated stack-retention and Linux-suspension section, and leave one empty Unreleased section.The release template describes both storage owners, the collected-realm qualifier, three-day Linux executable retention, and the suspension lock/retry boundary. It preserves existing Bun embedding and joint-rebuild requirements, accurately distinguishes macOS compilation coverage, and credits @robobun for the related upstream engine and fixture work.
The #25 proof is stated with its limits: 66/200 Koffi timeouts before, 200/200 passing with the patch, a matched native negative control, and ASAN success with its standard warning. TSAN remains nonzero; all eight signatures were also reproduced by the unpatched two-VM GC control. No clean-TSAN or general foreign-stack GC claim is made.
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OPENCLAW.mdand.github/openclaw/release-notes.mddiffer from the new release tip. Runtime sources, tests, workflows, qualification scripts, build recipes and publication gates are unchanged.Local validation: 25 release-integrity tests, four JSC-result verifier tests and whitespace checks pass. Independent P2 review is scoped-clean. All five exact-head checks are green at
70ac640cd2b6b601937855ad64f4729ba344301a: engine checks and Linux ARM64. The native foreign-stack regression prints both PASS lines. Both paired Bun arms pass 46/46 entries, feature-sync passes 85/85, and compatibility startup plus its three memory-release tests pass. All four retained Linux executables and fixture inputs were independently downloaded and hash-verified. Linux ARM64 passes 1,779 stress and 1,639 module results; Windows ARM64 startup, DFG, FFI and five accounting modes pass on a merge commit whose tree exactly matches this head. macOS compilation passes. The unchanged runner resumes 26 unfinished files in each paired arm and 55 in sync after known epoll setup errors, with zero files classified failed before resumption. Raw aggregate setup-error counters remain recorded; no failed-file or workflow rerun was requested. Earlier green results on the #24-only head remain historical evidence, not qualification of this new head. The protected publication will rebuild all ten archives and run the full qualification and immutable readback gates; this PR does not publish a release.