WIP: Add TLS SLL validation and SuperSlab registry fallback

ChatGPT's diagnostic changes to address TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET issue.
Current status: Partial mitigation, but root cause remains.

Changes Applied:
1. SuperSlab Registry Fallback (hakmem_super_registry.h)
   - Added legacy table probe when hash map lookup misses
   - Prevents NULL returns for valid SuperSlabs during initialization
   - Status: ✅ Works but may hide underlying registration issues

2. TLS SLL Push Validation (tls_sll_box.h)
   - Reject push if SuperSlab lookup returns NULL
   - Reject push if class_idx mismatch detected
   - Added [TLS_SLL_PUSH_NO_SS] diagnostic message
   - Status: ✅ Prevents list corruption (defensive)

3. SuperSlab Allocation Class Fix (superslab_allocate.c)
   - Pass actual class_idx to sp_internal_allocate_superslab
   - Prevents dummy class=8 causing OOB access
   - Status: ✅ Root cause fix for allocation path

4. Debug Output Additions
   - First 256 push/pop operations traced
   - First 4 mismatches logged with details
   - SuperSlab registration state logged
   - Status: ✅ Diagnostic tool (not a fix)

5. TLS Hint Box Removed
   - Deleted ss_tls_hint_box.{c,h} (Phase 1 optimization)
   - Simplified to focus on stability first
   - Status: ⏳ Can be re-added after root cause fixed

Current Problem (REMAINS UNSOLVED):
- [TLS_SLL_HDR_RESET] still occurs after ~60 seconds of sh8bench
- Pointer is 16 bytes offset from expected (class 1 → class 2 boundary)
- hak_super_lookup returns NULL for that pointer
- Suggests: Use-After-Free, Double-Free, or pointer arithmetic error

Root Cause Analysis:
- Pattern: Pointer offset by +16 (one class 1 stride)
- Timing: Cumulative problem (appears after 60s, not immediately)
- Location: Header corruption detected during TLS SLL pop

Remaining Issues:
⚠️ Registry fallback is defensive (may hide registration bugs)
⚠️ Push validation prevents symptoms but not root cause
⚠️ 16-byte pointer offset source unidentified

Next Steps for Investigation:
1. Full pointer arithmetic audit (Magazine ⇔ TLS SLL paths)
2. Enhanced logging at HDR_RESET point:
   - Expected vs actual pointer value
   - Pointer provenance (where it came from)
   - Allocation trace for that block
3. Verify Headerless flag is OFF throughout build
4. Check for double-offset application in conversions

Technical Assessment:
- 60% root cause fixes (allocation class, validation)
- 40% defensive mitigation (registry fallback, push rejection)

Performance Impact:
- Registry fallback: +10-30 cycles on cold path (negligible)
- Push validation: +5-10 cycles per push (acceptable)
- Overall: < 2% performance impact estimated

Related Issues:
- Phase 1 TLS Hint Box removed temporarily
- Phase 2 Headerless blocked until stability achieved

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>

core/box/ss_allocation_box.c

@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 #include "ss_ace_box.h"
 #include "ss_slab_management_box.h"
 #include "hakmem_super_registry.h"
+#include "ss_addr_map_box.h"
 #include "hakmem_tiny_config.h"
 #include "hakmem_policy.h"  // Phase E3-1: Access FrozenPolicy for never-free policy
 #include "tiny_region_id.h"
@@ -296,11 +297,25 @@ SuperSlab* superslab_allocate(uint8_t size_class) {
     // Phase 1: Register SuperSlab in global registry for fast lookup
     // CRITICAL: Register AFTER full initialization (ss structure is ready)
     uintptr_t base = (uintptr_t)ss;
-    if (!hak_super_register(base, ss)) {
+    int reg_ok = hak_super_register(base, ss);
+    if (!reg_ok) {
         // Registry full - this is a fatal error
         fprintf(stderr, "HAKMEM FATAL: SuperSlab registry full, cannot register %p\n", ss);
         // Still return ss to avoid memory leak, but lookups may fail
     }
+    do {
+        static _Atomic uint32_t g_ss_reg_log_shot = 0;
+        uint32_t shot = atomic_fetch_add_explicit(&g_ss_reg_log_shot, 1, memory_order_relaxed);
+        if (shot < 4) {
+            fprintf(stderr,
+                    "[SS_REG_DEBUG] class=%u ss=%p reg_ok=%d map_count=%zu\n",
+                    (unsigned)size_class,
+                    (void*)ss,
+                    reg_ok,
+                    g_ss_addr_map.count);
+            fflush(stderr);
+        }
+    } while (0);
 
     return ss;
 }