insndec.h: insn_decode() decodes one instruction into a readable form -
concrete registers as canonical roots (al/ah/ax/eax/rax -> one root), memory
base/index/scale/disp, immediate values, operand sizes, per-operand read/write,
and implicit operands/effects (rsp on push/pop, rdx:rax on mul/div, FLAGS). It
is ABI-agnostic: a call reports only its architectural effects.
codetrace.h: func_usedef(fn, abi, ...) computes per-instruction register
use/def over a function view (reusing cfg_blocks), splitting writes into
full-kill / partial / conditional so a reaching-definitions pass can be built on
top. With TRACE_ABI_WIN64 it marks the Win64 caller-saved set
(rax,rcx,rdx,r8-r11,xmm0-5,flags) clobbered at each call site; the clobber table
is confined to codetrace.c and the generic layer stays OS-agnostic
(TRACE_ABI_NONE keeps the conservative behaviour).
Both ride the existing optional disassembler seam (a second insn_decode_full
is added to semsig_backend.h; sem_insn and semsig_hash are untouched), gated
behind VMIE_HAVE_DISASM; OFF builds a stub. Adds the vmie_win32_func_usedef
wrapper. No new build option - the feature shares VMIE_DISASM with semsig.
