Fix flag-register read in fiber-savecontext on arm64#84
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int() rejects TYPE_CODE_FLAGS registers (eflags/pstate), and the (unsigned long) C-cast fallback coerces eflags on x86 but raises "Invalid cast" for arm64 pstate. That throw escapes fiber-savecontext and aborts the entire crash-dump before any fiber backtrace prints. Read the raw register bytes instead - no cast for gdb to reject, works on both arches.
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int() rejects TYPE_CODE_FLAGS registers (eflags/pstate), and the (unsigned long) C-cast fallback coerces eflags on x86 but raises "Invalid cast" for arm64 pstate. That throw escapes fiber-savecontext and aborts the entire crash-dump before any fiber backtrace prints. Read the raw register bytes instead - no cast for gdb to reject, works on both arches.