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The launcher read the game's FATAL line only after codes 70 and 71, so a run that ended through vk_device.c vk_device_lost_check (code 72, as in the AMD device losses of 2026-11-12) showed a bare "code 72" with no cause. 72 now joins 70 and 71 in FATAL_CODES and has a text of its own, which stands without a FATAL line because the loss's watchdog (vk_device.c lost_wait_exit) can end the run before that line is written. The game's Restart (gfx_present.c gfx_window_closed) starts the exe again and ends the process the launcher started with code 0, and the launcher took that 0 as the run's code. A restarted copy that ended with 70, 71 or 72 was logged as an end with code 0 and its FATAL line was never shown; one that was killed or hung got a note saying code 0 in its log. Once the process it follows has ended with 0 while the exe still runs, the launcher now finds the copy by its image file (winsys.game_copy, compared as a file so that another install's game is not taken), holds a handle to it and takes its exit code; a further Restart is followed the same way. A copy it could not find ends with its code logged as not known. After code 0 or an unknown code, a FATAL line in a log written since the start can only be such a copy's, and it is shown as one; a log older than the start (a run that ended before it opened its own) is not read. A log cut at its 64 MiB cap (main.c log_sink) wrote its end lines to stderr only, and no longer gets a note saying it has no line of its own end. The end's handling is one function, game_end, for the Steam shortcut's play to share. Not reproduced before the change in a game run: the audit's probes showed each of these ends with stand-in processes and logs. Checks that passed: tests/launcher_test.py (213 tests, new ones for code 72 with and without its FATAL line, the followed copy, a copy not found, a FATAL line after code 0 and a log older than the start, the cut log, and game_copy on a sleeper compiled with the ucrt64 clang) and tools/check_content.py --staged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>