Bind consumer validation to its executable and native target - #545
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The standalone TLS audit verified a caller-supplied uv binary and hash without matching them to Cargo's executable. We require those bytes to match the selected artifact before runtime checks. Frozen copies remain supported, and the Cargo executable must remain readable.
SQLite's requested target previously affected binding generation and reporting while its probes and consumer ran on the host. We reject a target that differs from the Rust host before resolving dependencies or building. Regression tests cover executable substitution and target mismatches; the actual cross-target invocation stops before Cargo. The Python suite passes. A full TLS consumer replay was not rerun because the cached Cargo executable is no longer present.
Follows #542.