Expose a non-blocking TLS socket API to mods (WSS clients) without bundling
any game-specific multiworld content.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Two things, the second of which is the reason the first is safe.
A NEW KIND. pickFile("stadium") opens the document picker for a Nintendo 64
cartridge and lands it as picked_stadium.z64. The caller I wrote it for is
the Dramatic Shape voxel mod, which builds Pokemon Stadium battle models out
of the player's own cartridge -- on desktop it opens a dialog for that, and
on iOS it could only print a sandbox path to a screen and ask the player to
put a file somewhere they cannot reach from a phone.
Its own filename, not picked_rom.gb, because that is the name the Game Boy
importer watches: a 32 MB N64 ROM landing there is deleted and then reported
to the player as a broken cartridge.
WHICH IS ALSO WHAT AN UNKNOWN KIND USED TO DO. The switch's default case
treated anything it did not recognise as a Game Boy ROM, so a caller asking
for a kind the build predates lost the player's file -- the worst available
answer to "I have not heard of that one". Unknown kinds are refused now.
That refusal is invisible on its own: pickFile returns false, which is also
what "the picker would not open" returns, and a mod cannot tell them apart.
So the host says what it knows -- love.system.pickFileKinds() returns
"rom,mod,sav,stadium", or nil where there is no bridge. A caller asks first
and keeps whatever fallback it had; the voxel mod shows its folder note
again, which is what it did before any picker existed.
Tested on an iPhone 17 Pro: a Stadium cartridge imports from the picker and
the models build.
UIDocumentPickerViewController reports an interactive dismissal only through
UIAdaptivePresentationControllerDelegate. PickerDelegate implemented
didPickDocumentsAt and documentPickerWasCancelled, so a sheet swiped away
reached neither, onFinish never ran, and the delegate stayed in
liveDelegates -- after which the re-present guard refused every later picker
while still answering true.
Implements the dismissal callback, and self-heals when UIKit is presenting
nothing.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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