## Summary
- When multiarch compilers (Rust, Zig, etc.) target a non-host
architecture (e.g. `--target=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu`), GNU `objdump`
fails because it cannot disassemble foreign-arch binaries, producing
`<No output: objdump returned 1>`
- Adds a `llvmObjdumper` config property that switches to `llvm-objdump`
when the compilation targets a non-x86 instruction set, since
`llvm-objdump` can auto-detect the target architecture from the binary
itself
- All multiarch compilers benefit from this generically via
`BaseCompiler.getObjdumperForResult()` — no per-compiler special-casing
needed
## Changes
- **`types/compiler.interfaces.ts`** — Add `llvmObjdumper` to
`CompilerInfo`
- **`lib/compiler-finder.ts`** — Read `llvmObjdumper` from config
- **`lib/base-compiler.ts`** — Add `getObjdumperForResult()` method and
refactor `objdump()` to use it
- **`etc/config/rust.defaults.properties`** — Set
`llvmObjdumper=llvm-objdump`
- **`etc/config/zig.defaults.properties`** — Set
`llvmObjdumper=llvm-objdump`
- **`test/objdumper-tests.ts`** — Add 6 tests for cross-architecture
objdumper selection
## Test plan
- [x] `npm run ts-check` passes
- [x] `npm run lint` passes
- [x] All related tests pass (301 tests across 27 files)
- [x] Smoke test: configure a Rust compiler with
`--target=aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu` and verify `llvm-objdump` is used
instead of GNU `objdump`
Fixes#5593
08ba65abd7