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RustyProgrammerCmd	7fbe6fdf21	Port MAS to Rust ... Re-architect the Microsoft Activation Scripts from ~46k lines of Windows batch into an idiomatic Rust crate (MAS/). Not a line-by-line translation: typed enums + Result flow replace goto/errorlevel/global-set, and a single `Spp` trait is the only seam between portable logic and Windows internals. - Portable core (compiles + 20 tests pass, zero deps): model (real SPP GUIDs / WMI class names / LicenseStatus codes), typed errors, CLI menu, Check_Activation_Status read path, Online KMS orchestration with host fallback, stub backend. - Windows backend (cfg(windows) + `winapi` feature): WMI/COM via the `windows` crate, all unsafe/VARIANT handling encapsulated behind `Spp`. Written from the documented SPP contract; not compiled on the Linux port host. - HWID/KMS38/Ohook/TSforge scaffolded against analyzed specs (in module docs) — unported paths return a typed Unsupported error rather than falsely reporting activation. Roadmap in MAS/README.md. The original .cmd scripts remain recoverable in history (f34d025, MAS 3.12). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>	2 weeks ago