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[BCEL-341] Support compact Code headers in historical class files - #542
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Add explicit support for compact Code headers in versions 45.0 through 45.2 while retaining standard headers by default. Preserve header settings during copying and code generation, and select a consistent layout when dumping classes. Document field widths, validation, and version handling, and add regression tests.
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Add explicit support for compact Code headers in versions 45.0 through 45.2 while retaining standard headers by default.
Preserve header settings during copying and code generation, and select a consistent layout when dumping classes. Document field widths, validation, and version handling, and add regression tests.
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