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Summary

• Merge the corrected Windows recursive cycle and RVA delay-import branches, resolving the loader behavior and README/CI conflicts together.
• Add a real three-DLL PE graph: a normal root-to-peer import, a peer-to-forwarder delay import, and an export forwarder back to the root.
• Verify binding before DLL initialization, calls after hiding the source directory, absence from the native Windows module registry, and reverse detach while all images remain mapped.
• Require TestWindowsDelayCycleComposition in the Windows 386, amd64, and arm64 CI jobs.

Stack

• Base: Support cyclic Windows recursive DLL graphs #22 feat/windows-recursive-cycles at f8e1285a25211cfd3aaefc5c46a5df2ec81df77a.
• Includes: Bind recursive Windows PE delay imports #19 feat/windows-delay-imports at 02e35306040e178cf78eab38a65e334ad9033bdd through merge 21d3e9c.
• Composition fixture: 858c7fc522fe445ec37797de68e2fd38e9d80cb0.

Validation

• Windows 386, amd64, and arm64 integration test executables cross-compiled with CGO_ENABLED=0.
• The existing TestBuildRecursiveCSharedLibraryMatrix/windows-(386|amd64|arm64) passed locally.
• The three-DLL PE fixture built with Zig 0.17 and LLD 22 for all three Windows architectures; PE headers show a root ordinary import, a peer delay-import directory, and a forwarder back to the root.
• Native Windows 386, amd64, and arm64 runtime CI is required before this PR is ready to merge. This PR stays draft until the combined graph passes those jobs.

Local macOS go test ./... is blocked by existing Darwin private-dyld JustInTimeLoader::make lookup failures and a local Go-toolchain platform-manifest mismatch; these do not exercise the Windows fixture.