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Fall back to libbase when libc++ has no room for the hook - #185
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On my DOOGEE T30 Pro,
libc++has only 112 bytes of tail space and no cave large enough for the payload.Fall back to
libbase's logging destructor when hook selection fails. Init calls it when reaping the orphan. This reuses the existing parser, payload and cleanup.Tested after reboot on the T30 Pro: the fallback loaded the module, started KernelSU, and
su -c idreturneduid=0(root). Both libraries matched their original hashes after cleanup. Native build and six emulator checks also passed.