- boot_img_hdr_v3 now has dtb stored in a new partition called vendor_boot
- allow block=vendor_boot partition detection
- support current practice of Image* and dtb in zip root by automatically creating a multi-partition AK3 zip setup from these files (ramdisk directory is assumed to be for the boot partition)
- fix reset_ak current files cleanup
- unpackbootimg/unpackelf kernel+ramdisk suffixes were corrected to match their corresponding mkbootimg argument in my latest forked tools (AIK-mobile v3.8)
- fix repack from unpackelf to mkbootimg broken base value introduced with AK3 rewrite
- touch up a couple pesky minor things
- add global scope to replace_line and remove_line so they match replace_string, and can now work on all matches found in a file
- fix naming BootSignature_Android.jar -> boot_signer-dexed.jar for my own builds (see https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/143810860)
- correct unpackbootimg/unpackelf suffixes which now correspond to their matching mkbootimg argument
- for A/B OTAs my FlashAfterUpdate addon.d script requires the zip to know about addon.d-v2 and act accordingly
- signify support with #FLASHAFTERUPDATEV2 tag in updater-script to pass whitelist check since the majority of zips will not work correctly
- with do.systemless prop enabled in anykernel.sh, will push the contents of modules/ to create a simple "ak3-helper" Magisk module, where testing on devices thus far shows it loads early enough that even replacement kernel object .ko modules will get loaded
- the ak3-helper module info is populated from the kernel.string and parsed kernel version from the kernel being flashed, and if at boot time a different kernel is detected the module automatically removes itself before being loaded to avoid conflicts
- since logical partitions and ext4-dedup on Android 10 now prevent mounting /system or /vendor rw under any circumstances, this feature gives kernel developers back the freedom they had before all this to improve kernel .ko modules, .conf files, etc. with the added bonus of it cleaning up after itself
- only repatch when there is an Image* (i.e. don't attempt on ramdisk-only mods)
- make sure new ramdisk is already copied before trying to detect Magisk patch state in case it changed
- clean up Magisk patch state and exported variables immediately
- also check patch status as part of repack_ramdisk() to avoid any issues if developer is forcing a compression format change
- get full Magisk patch status value and extract Magisk config to export correct environment variables for dtb patching
- running reset_ak before an unpack would remove any included ramdisk files from zip, so only remove if $split_img is detected suggesting an unpack has already occurred
- since magiskboot has built-in detection for the ChromeOS image pre-header signature, allow it to be auto-detected and if futility and signing files are present re-sign automatically (thanks @Zackptg5 for the nudge)
- simplify signing and error catching
- fix typo breaking ramdisk_recovery partition detection
- hide expected stderr for formats where some files may not exist (cmdline for ELF, etc.)
- previously this was failing a bit too spectacularly for my liking since $comp would erroneously get set to "fopen: ramdisk.cpio failed with 2: No such file or directory"
- on devices where there is no ramdisk.cpio unless rooted with Magisk this will indicate better to developers working on the device that they should be using "OG AK" mode to avoid trying to unpack a ramdisk which may or may not exist
- simplify rdtmp and $ramdisk creation and keep only in `unpack_ramdisk`
- fix `reset_ak` and `setup_ak` behavior if run before $block is set
- only save boot.img and boot-new.img in *-files subdirectories on multi-partition setups since otherwise the tmpfs (in recovery) and ext4 .img (when booted) size usage gets quickly out of hand
- fix slot_select=inactive when used with block=auto or block=boot partition detection
- the expected "cat: write error: No space left on device" gives a non-zero return code so always return true
- devices that flash dtbo abort since the return code would get passed back to the Backend and silently fail as the final command in anykernel.sh (via `write_boot`), so catch seperately with a proper error message for other image write methods
- some device recoveries (e.g. TWRP for wahoo) seem to have issues with the new `cat <image> /dev/zero > <block>` method of flashing, so allow setting customdd="bs=1048576" shell variable in anykernel.sh to work around this by reverting back to dd wipe+flash for dtbo as it does with boot