feat(wm6): restore the iPAQ 212 VS2005 port - #369
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Restore the iPAQ 212 Windows Mobile 6 port from
kyokuheishin/pocketjs:wm6at427eb64086b50bd79dd29f4bf229e8bc7fbbf831, preserving its original history and VS2005 ARMV4I projects. The host uses the existing ABI v3 QuickJS/Rust DLL and bundled Hero assets.Add a Release rebuild command that captures the VS2005 log, and replace obsolete ABI v1/draw-list assertions with checks for the restored ABI v3 project and deployment assets.
Validation: WM6 project tests pass; native QuickJS/Rust smoke tests pass at 640×480 and 320×240;
git diff --checkpasses.Final Windows Mobile SDK compilation is pending: the user will run
hosts/wm6/vs2005/rebuild-release.cmdin their VS2005 virtual machine and provide the log. Native Linux smoke tests and the historical prebuilt binaries do not establish a new Windows CE build or hardware acceptance. This draft restores the historical runtime baseline; it does not claim compatibility with the latest main runtime.