submodule: bump coffeecatch to f629a666 - #166
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Docs and tests only. coffeecatch.c and coffeejni.c are unchanged between the two pins, and the four objects Android builds from them hash identically on arm64-v8a and x86_64, so the shipped library is the same bytes. The header now records that a process has one alarm(): arming your own over an uncancelled watchdog replaces it, and the cancel then disarms yours. That came out of reviewing the previous bump, where the teardown path looked like it leaked the pending flag. It is a constraint rather than a defect, so the fix is what the call can promise, not the code. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Xavier Roche <roche@httrack.com>
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Bumps the coffeecatch submodule to f629a666. Docs and tests only:
coffeecatch.candcoffeejni.care byte-identical between the two pins, and the four objects Android builds from them hash the same on arm64-v8a and x86_64, so the shipped library does not change.The header now records that a process has one
alarm(): arming your own over an uncancelled watchdog replaces it, and the cancel then disarms yours. That came out of reviewing #165, where the teardown path looked like it leaked the pending flag. It turned out to be a constraint of the single process alarm rather than a defect, so what changed is the documented promise.Three tests come with it, all of which the suite used to pass without: the watchdog is a real timer and not just a flag, a cancel owed after
COFFEE_END()survives an unrelated session on another thread, and the documented -1 return.