Add a plugin for unpick v3 #52
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Matyrobbrt
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XFactHD
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J21 is a bit annoying, sadly. |
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This PR implements a constant uninlining plugin based on the Unpick v3 specification.
Constant uninlining is the practice of reverting the inlining of constant values in decompiled code - an optimisation strategy of the compiler. This plugin will read specification files and uninline constant values in the source according to the specification.
In cases where the specification provides a number format (oct, dex or hex), if it is unable to uninline the value to a specific constant, it will convert it to the specified format.
Java is also bumped to Java 21, making this PR a breaking changes. This is done because the Unpick format library requires Java 21. This should not be a problem for our tooling as NFRT already runs with Java 21.
However, a major bump is still needed.