inliver233 f928b5889f Correct the rasc enum finding: the constant bodies are one query away, not lost ...

The first write-up said 
asc getclass loses the method bodies of an enum whose constants override an
abstract method. Querying the classes JADX itself names in its comment settles it: they exist as
PasswordConverter/2/3 and both tools decompile them fully (404-407 B, containing convert/getType).

What is real, and narrower: 
asc's outer-class view does not inline them and says nothing about it,
and neither does the Python tool -- so this is a missing convenience step relative to JADX, not a
regression against droidasc, and not unrecoverable code. droidasc's outer listing is richer
(2,170 B vs 314 B, with \, \() and the constructors explicit).

The episode is kept in the record because of how it went wrong: the harness counts literals and pointed
at a real difference while misdescribing it, and the hand check turned that into an overstated claim by
stopping at the first comparison instead of querying the subclass the other tool had named.

2026-09-22 20:50:01 +08:00

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tool-verification

Correct the rasc enum finding: the constant bodies are one query away, not lost

2026-09-22 20:50:01 +08:00