Run clang-format (the repo's .clang-format: LLVM base, 120 cols, tabs,
Allman functions) over every source file so the tree is formatter-clean.
Whitespace only -- no behavior change; full x64 + x86 suites pass.
Also set SortIncludes: false in .clang-format. Windows include order is
load-bearing (windows.h must precede tlhelp32.h / mmreg.h / xinput.h /
dinput.h; winsock2.h must precede windows.h), and the default
alphabetical sort reorders tlhelp32.h ahead of windows.h -- a build
break. Leaving order alone keeps the manual, correct grouping.
SharedTextureSource::update() acquired the shared-texture keyed mutex with
`AcquireSync(...) == S_OK`. But WAIT_ABANDONED -- a prior owner (e.g. a host that
crashed mid-acquire, then reconnected) died holding it -- actually GRANTS us
ownership. Treating it as failure skipped the copy AND never released, so the
next AcquireSync blocked forever and the mirror froze permanently after a crash
+ reconnect (directly relevant to the new reconnect path).
Factor the decision into keyed_mutex_acquired(HRESULT) (capture/keyed_mutex.hpp):
S_OK or WAIT_ABANDONED -> copy + release; timeout/hard errors -> skip the frame.
update() now uses it.
Test-first: keyed_mutex_test asserts WAIT_ABANDONED is treated as acquired while
the genuine "didn't get it" cases (timeout, E_FAIL, device-removed) are not. The
full cross-process abandonment is keyed-mutex OS semantics, not re-tested with a
child process here -- the predicate is the regression surface.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
