Allow UID 0/root processes to use supercall w/o superkey.#255
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Allow UID 0/root processes to use supercall w/o superkey.#255ThePedroo wants to merge 1 commit intobmax121:mainfrom
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This commit makes so that root processes (such as magisk modules) can interact with KernelPatch through supercall without needing to have UID 0 in su allow list or with key authentication. This extends capabilities and allows a better use of KernelPatch capabilities and recognition.
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This allows to communicate with KernelPatch, even without superkey (which most modules won't have) in an easy way, opening opportunity to optimization in Zygisks, for example.
(I'm also planning to make 32-bit supercall also be feasible, considering that otherwise, only 64-bit processes can access certain commands, such as SUPERCALL_KERNELPATCH_VER).