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Although they're shown in our GUI, they were not supposed to be
translatable, rather extracted from the original executable
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Unlike SCI16 games, the location of data within SCI32 patch files
is calculated on a per-resource-type basis by the game engine,
instead of by reading byte 1 of the patch file.
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This change ensures that these kernel calls operate in the same
manner that they did in SSCI.
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1. pushi opcode now displays decimal value and selector value (if
one exists) in-line
2. lofsa, lofss, and super opcodes now display resolved
object/class names
3. Opcode arguments are visually aligned
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Silently returning zero values can cause games to break. e.g.
Shivers 1 room 35170 has a script bug where vJoystick::handleEvent
makes a super call which causes doVerb to be called a second time
with no arguments. In the original game this happened to work
because the value already on the stack happened to be 1. In ScummVM
this silently (unless VM debug messages were enabled) failed
because the uninitialised read value was forced to 0.
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I missed the one for varselector sends handled by the secondary loop in
op_ret. This fixes #9641.
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