feat(diagnostics): retain bounded local crash reports (#477)
Project the original Run failure with loaded build, cached GPU and cell context before unwind. Preserve crash status and rethrow; contain report failures and omit arbitrary messages, source paths and session data. Focused 19/19, narrow production/privacy review and default Release 17044/0/0 pass. Preserve the wrong-package smoke failure and real emitted report; corrected recipe10 smoke exits gracefully with two provisional PNG passes. AMD initiating cause and G4 remain open; FPS deferred. No new retail behavior deviation.
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propagation, not the initiating AMD fault; #477/G4 remain open, FPS deferred.
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Windows denied access to the named watchdog dump; no ACL changes attempted.
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Owner-requested automatic local crash reporting is implemented and verified:
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`research/2026-09-01-overhaul/477-local-crash-report-contract.md` and its
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verification note. It joins the original Vulkan error with loaded build,
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cached GPU/driver and cell/local position, without new GPU calls or uploads.
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The old WER report confirms a timeout involving amdkmdag.sys, not its cause.
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Focused19/19, narrow production/privacy review and default full Release17044/0/0
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PASS. An accidental old-package launch saved a real minimal report before
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original-error propagation; corrected recipe10 smoke exit0/graceful, two PNGs
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inspected narrow PASS/provisional. Both clients closed. This adds future
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evidence, not a repair claim for the initiating AMD fault; #477 stays open.
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## #476 — First post-resize graphical gate PNG is horizontally corrupted
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**Status:** IN-PROGRESS — capture and resize-boundary repairs integrated,
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