fix: validate libcef.so architecture after extraction on Linux#25
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On aarch64 systems, the linux_arm64/libcef.so served by CCBlueX's download server was found to be an x86_64 binary, causing an UnsatisfiedLinkError crash at startup (issue #8412). This adds a post-extraction validation step that reads the ELF header of libcef.so and verifies the e_machine field matches the current platform architecture. If a mismatch is detected, a descriptive IOException is thrown instead of crashing with a cryptic UnsatisfiedLinkError deep in the JVM native loader. Affected platforms: Linux ARM64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi 5) ELF e_machine values: 0x3E = x86_64, 0xB7 = aarch64
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On aarch64 systems, the linux_arm64/libcef.so served by CCBlueX's download server was found to be an x86_64 binary, causing an UnsatisfiedLinkError crash at startup (issue #8412).
This adds a post-extraction validation step that reads the ELF header of libcef.so and verifies the e_machine field matches the current platform architecture. If a mismatch is detected, a descriptive IOException is thrown instead of crashing with a cryptic UnsatisfiedLinkError deep in the JVM native loader.
Affected platforms: Linux ARM64 (e.g. Raspberry Pi 5)
ELF e_machine values: 0x3E = x86_64, 0xB7 = aarch64