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Fix native enumerable battle capture and runtime build versions - #3
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Summary
Fix native generic enumerable snapshots so battle-target values are captured instead of failing before enumeration. Prepare recorder release 1.3.3 and keep its release version from overriding the bundled runtime assembly versions.
Background
Generated IL2CPP
IEnumerator<T>exposesCurrent, whileMoveNextandDisposebelong to its other interfaces. The previous reader required a concreteMoveNexton the generic wrapper, producing collection-reader errors and empty target snapshots. In release builds, the workflow'sVERSIONenvironment variable also overwrote BepInEx's assembly version, causing a plugin/runtime version warning.Changes
Testing
VERSION=1.3.3present; verified BepInEx 6.0.0 and HarmonySupport 1.5.3 assembly versions and matching plugin references. The capture project built with zero warnings/errors; initial dependency builds retained upstream warnings.Additional Notes
Startup checks cover synthetic native objects. A fresh battle recording has not yet been verified. Historical target values that were never recorded cannot be reconstructed by this fix.