Ruzu v0.1.1-rc8 is released. ruzu is a Nintendo Switch emulator written in Rust and it began as an experiment nobody expected to work.

Ruzu Changelog:
Extended cheat instructions: implemented register comparisons, register save/restore operations and masks, persistent static registers, process pause/resume, and debug logging, with all operand and addressing forms supported by Eden.
Cheat execution: corrected nested if/else handling, loop decoding, arithmetic behavior, and handling of truncated or unknown instructions. Controller input is sampled once per execution so multiple button conditions see the same input state.
Cheat files and process targeting: fixed parsing of names containing Unicode symbols or accents. Memory operations and pause/resume now target the process identified by the cheat metadata, with a cached non-owning process reference.
Regression coverage: 24 cheat-engine tests pass, covering instruction execution, memory widths, pointer chains, branches, loops, register persistence, parsing, and process selection. All 96 tests selected by the memory test filter pass.
Linux packaging: Debian package versions are now derived from the release tag.

Download: Ruzu v0.1.1-rc8 x64
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