fix(desktop): refuse a Safari jar its page table doesn't describe, and route only TCC to Full Disk Access
Two review findings on the Safari reader. The parser validated each declared page but never checked that the declared pages account for the file, so a jar with extra undeclared pages imported "successfully" with those cookies silently missing; it now requires the remainder to be exactly what Safari writes after the pages — nothing, the 8-byte checksum, or checksum plus a length-prefixed property list — and refuses anything else. And `isPermissionDenied` sent ordinary EACCES failures (mode bits, ACLs) to the Full Disk Access grant, which cannot fix them; only TCC's EPERM routes there now, and the TCC test injects a real EPERM instead of relying on chmod's EACCES. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Julius Marminge committed on 9/4/2026, 9:19:56 PMparent658ff9e
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