Fix decoding Python 3.13 stacks without symbols #209
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The eager
isValid
check that we implemented originally fails when symbols aren't available, as we're unable to look upPyCode_Type
to compare the type off_executable
against it.Instead, let's treat every
f_executable
as though it's aPyCode_Type
without checking in advance. If it's not able to be interpreted as aPyCode_Type
, we'll expect aRemoteMemCopyError
from chasing an invalid pointer at some point, and can handle that the way that we have been handling!isValid
.Closes #205
I tested this manually and confirmed that it does allow us to successfully decode a Python 3.13 core's Python stack even without the correct executable being available. There's no automated test added here, but in fairness the old
isValid
behavior that's being replaced was also not covered by any automated test.