Adversarial review of B1.0b found a param-bearing abi(.pure) function
emitted invalid LLVM ("cannot use argument of naked function" — loud
verifier error, not silent) because the param-alloca loop spilled the
args to stack slots, which a naked function cannot have.
Fixed forward — this ENABLES the B1.3 context-switch use case rather
than rejecting it: gate the param-alloca loop on fd.abi != .pure in
decl.zig (both body-lowering paths) and generic.zig. A naked function's
args stay in their ABI registers and are read directly by the asm body
(e.g. swap_context reads from/to from x0/x1); the LLVM args are
declared-but-unused, which the verifier allows.
examples/1803-concurrency-pure-asm-param.sx: naked add(a, b) reads x0/x1
(add x0, x0, x1; ret) -> 40 + 2 = 42. aarch64-pinned.
Pack abi(.pure) (variadic + naked — nonsensical, can't read a runtime
pack from registers) left unsupported: pack.zig's param loop is
intertwined with comptime-param/#insert handling, so that case still
hits the loud verifier error. Documented in the checkpoint.
Also updates PLAN-FIBERS / CHECKPOINT-FIBERS for B1.0 completion.
B1.0 complete. Suite green (725/0).
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