Add kvtab_foreach walk primitive (P0-14) to kv.c/kv.h, then implement
kvmgr_capture_keys in kvmgr.c that deep-copies all key→index mappings
into a malloc'd slot_key_t[] array safe to read after the write lock is
released during checkpoint serialization (Part 3.8).
Key design points:
- Both kvtab_foreach and kvmgr_capture_keys take var (RTTI data pointer)
and use RTTI_DATA_TO_OBJ internally — the RTTI framework's makeInstance
returns the data region pointer, not the meta_obj_t header pointer
- String keys are copied via strncpy into slot_key_t.key[XCE_MAXNAME_LEN]
- Integer keys are formatted as decimal strings via snprintf
- Two-pass approach: count live entries first, allocate, then fill
- Tests cover string kvmgr (3 entries), empty kvmgr, and deep-copy safety
rtti header already present at rtti-0.0.2 with vfreeze_fn_t, vthaw_fn_t,
retain_fn_t, and the two new slots in intf_varray_t. No header modification
needed.
Convert intf_varray_t compound-literal initializers in zarray.c and kvmgr.c
to designated style with explicit .vfreeze = NULL and .vthaw = NULL slots.
kv.c has no intf_varray_t initializer.
Add test_zarray_cow.c with test_freeze_thaw_slots_exist which verifies the
struct layout has the slots accessible and that they are NULL until P0-2
wires the real implementations. Wire test into meson.build and test.c.
Full clean rebuild confirmed: 27/28 targets linked, no new test failures.
Only the 4 pre-existing failures remain.
