Symbols only matter if they survive the build that produced them, so archive
BOTH per version, not just the PDB. The .map is the one that gets used in
practice: tools/symcrash.py resolves btl4+0xNNNN from plain text with no
debugger installed, which is the normal state of an operator box -- this
machine has no cdb either. Warns loudly if either file is missing, since that
silently means a crash in that build can never be read.
Also: d3dx9_43.dll was written into the zip twice. It exists both next to the
exe and in redist/, and both paths land at build/Release/<name> in the archive,
so the entry was duplicated -- about 2 MB wasted and a duplicate-name warning
from Python's zipfile that some extractors also complain about. Redist entries
now skip anything already taken from beside the exe.
Neither the pdb nor the map can reach a zip: .gitignore covers *.pdb and dist/,
and the archive only ever picks up .dll from those directories.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
