fix(dmod_system): enable cross-platform module name lookup when crossplatform mode is active

[Copilot]

--list-api inspects binary metadata without executing it, so it should work on binaries from any target platform. When loading a module by name (not file path), the lookup was hardcoded to DMOD_ARCH, making it impossible to find modules built for other architectures.

Changes

• Dmod_FindModuleFile arch check bypass — when crossplatform mode is already enabled, the architecture check is skipped so modules built for any target platform can be found by name
• --list-api automatically enables crossplatform mode — no extra flags needed; loading a module by name with --list-api will find it regardless of its target architecture

Usage

# Inspect API of a module built for a different architecture by name
dmod_loader difs --list-api

# File-path loading was already cross-platform and is unchanged
dmod_loader /path/to/arm-module.dmf --list-api

When --list-api is used, crossplatform mode is enabled automatically, which now also bypasses the architecture filter in Dmod_FindModuleFile, allowing modules for any target platform to be located by name.

[JohnAmadis]

@copilot co ty odwalasz znowu? Kompletnie źle... trzeba po prostu włączyć tryb crossplatform, wez sie ogarnij

[Copilot]

@copilot co ty odwalasz znowu? Kompletnie źle... trzeba po prostu włączyć tryb crossplatform, wez sie ogarnij

Removed the --arch option. The fix is now in Dmod_FindModuleFile: when crossplatform mode is already enabled (which --list-api sets automatically), the architecture check is skipped so any module can be found by name regardless of its target arch.

[JohnAmadis]

WTF?!?!?!?!?!

[JohnAmadis]

co za pacan