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Enable Kirshara queue protections on macOS - #339
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Faster Queue Recovery and Thin Queue Protection currently compile to no-ops on macOS. Enable their existing implementations on Apple Silicon and Intel, using the host ABI for the validated course-response aggregate. Queue Address Guard already supports macOS. Queue policy, settings, defaults and hook ownership are unchanged.
This is a standalone change from
dev; it does not depend on settings PR #333. Includes focused startup, cross-fleet queue, recall, destroyed-head and off/on tester instructions.Validation: three independent semantic reviews, Windows release build, all three queue-policy suites, diff and upstream scope guards pass. Historical Mac client 199 inspection supports the aggregate ABI and all seven detour extents on both architectures. Current Mac architecture builds, current-client native fit and exact-artifact gameplay remain pending; historical evidence does not qualify a newer client.