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CESuite v0.1.5

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CESuite v0.1.5

Adds generic, game-agnostic Lua dependency analysis and dependency summarization.

Highlights

• Generalizes Lua global dependency detection beyond any game-specific prefix.
• Detects generic Lua globals as:
  • provides
  • requires
• Preserves:
  • source = lua_lexical
  • status = unverified
• Adds dependency_summary with grouped symbol, relation, scripts, sections, locations and occurrence counts.
• Adds conservative exclusions for:
  • Lua keywords and builtins
  • known Cheat Engine APIs/globals/constants
  • locals, parameters, loop variables and implicit self
  • comments, strings, fields and table keys
• Improves lexical handling for numbers, concatenation, labels and local attributes.
• Does not execute inspected Lua or Auto Assembler code.

Compatibility

• dependencies remains backward compatible as the raw occurrence evidence layer.
• dependency_summary is additive and does not replace raw dependency evidence.
• Existing Lua/RVA hook detection remains intact.
• Game-specific data is kept only as reproducible validation material, not as project semantics.

Validation

Validated live with Cheat Engine 7.7.1.

Real-world regression results:

• 117 dependency occurrences
• 21 provides
• 96 requires
• 21 unique symbols
• 42 dependency summary groups
• 87 unique dependency locations
• 16 Lua/RVA resources preserved

The live results matched the offline replay.

Tests

81/81 tests passing.

New components

• ce/modules/dependencies.lua
• ce/modules/luanames.lua
• tools/replay_dependencies.py
• generic dependency schema support
• reproducible validation fixtures and documentation

Files

• CESuite_Core_v0.1.5.CT
• CESuite_Autorun_v0.1.5.zip

Notes

Lua dependency analysis remains conservative and lexical.

A detected provides or requires relationship does not prove runtime availability or execution order. Unknown APIs, generated code, includes, environment changes and other dynamic Lua behavior may still require manual validation.