feat: add robust integrity verification for C++ and Python - #50
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Summary
This PR implements the requested integrity verification guards for both the C++ and Python implementations of the Javelin Anti-Cheat module.
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AntiCheat.cppwith a cleaner integrity check flow.--print-integrityflag to the C++ executable to easily retrieve the current CRC32 for build-time configuration.0xCECfor integrity failures.AntiCheat.py, a full Python port of the anti-cheat guards.JAVELIN_EXPECTED_SHA256environment variable.README.mdwith detailed instructions on how to configure and use the integrity guards for both implementations.tests/test_integrity.pyto verify the Python implementation's behavior (matching hash, mismatching hash, and hash printing).Verification
I have verified the Python implementation locally:
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/claim #4