fix-int

To fix integer type mappings, apply platform-specific corrections to header files under src/platforms/**/int*.h, ensuring primitive types like fl::i8 and fl::u32 align correctly across toolchains. You provide the target platform argument to update the headers.

Primitive integer types mismatch across compilers because default type widths vary by platform toolchain. Correcting the platform-specific int headers under src/platforms/**/int*.h guarantees consistent integer widths and resolves these cross-platform mapping discrepancies.

You need to update platform-specific int headers when adding a new target platform or experiencing type width inconsistencies across toolchains. Running the fix procedure targets files under src/platforms/**/int*.h to enforce correct type mappings.

To safely modify integer type definitions, apply corrections only to platform-specific int headers under src/platforms/**/int*.h. The process explicitly avoids modifications to protected headers, ensuring system constraints from SKILL.md are enforced during the update.

Yes, you can align fl::i64, fl::u8, and other primitive integer types by providing the target platform as an argument. The procedure researches and applies the correct platform-specific mappings to the relevant header files.

A key limitation is that corrections must avoid modifying protected headers entirely. Additionally, you must provide a valid target platform argument and adhere to the strict constraints listed in the SKILL.md file to execute the header updates successfully.