Apple's crash report JSON documents termination.byPid, byProc and flags, the body's parentPid, and
the metadata line's build_version and platform. The parser shapes did not list them, so they were
reported only by name in unlisted_keys / unlisted_body_keys and their values were dropped: a
watchdog kill no longer said which process ended it, and process kept parentProc without its pid.
#4297 asks for termination members beyond namespace/code/indicator to be retained as recorded, and
docs/apple-ips.md says documented fields are reproduced.
They are now kept: termination.by_proc, termination.by_pid and termination.flags, process.parent_pid
and metadata.build_version / metadata.platform. The integers are recorded integers, so they count
toward max_integer_text_bytes and a type mismatch is recorded like the other fields.
* fix(javascript): match unchanged module exports across application versions
An export binding's identity is keyed within its whole application root (container_sha256), so it changed whenever any sibling file changed, and no match tier paired export nodes: every export of an unchanged file was reported removed and added, and its module fell to unknown. The exact module-source-digest tier now also pairs an export binding by its own file's bytes (identity artifact_sha256) and exported name, as it already pairs a source module by source_sha256. Exports of edited files stay unmatched.
* style(javascript): format the version-matching export test
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* fix(javascript): retain CommonJS exports defined with Object.defineProperty
tsc, Babel and Rollup emit Object.defineProperty(exports, name, descriptor) for CommonJS re-exports. The semantic projection only recognised assignments, so these exports were missing from export_names and exposes edges. Recognise the call on exports or module.exports with the existing unmodified-global and receiver checks, track its receiver lifetime like an assignment, and link a data descriptor's value like the assigned value; an accessor's result stays unknown.
* fix(javascript): unwrap assignment chains in defined CommonJS export values
A descriptor value such as holder.parse = require("./parser").parse lost its require origin because only the assignment path took the rightmost assigned value. Do it once in the shared export builder.
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