fix(vm): compute memcmp result before translating the mutable output - #1766
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Fixes #1742
Problem
sol_memcmp_translated both input slices, then translated the mutable result pointer, and only afterwards read the inputs:Under direct_mapping + VASA (SIMD-0460), the mutable translation can invoke the access-violation handler, which calls account.resize — reallocating and freeing the old backing
Fix
Compute the comparison into a plain i32 while both inputs are still valid, then translate the mutable result and write the value like agave
Changes
shared/vm/syscalls/memops.zig— move the comparison above the result translation; write the precomputed value.