"""Q8 — are atoms 0x36..0x3c (auctionLost*/auctionSold*/auctionWon*) real response
keys? If a deserializer dispatches on them, the server tells the client HOW an
auction concluded via its own atom, and bidState is not the carrier.

Signature of a genuine atom dispatcher: the SAME local compared against many atom
ids, with FUN_180135ff0 (value-SKIP) as the else, and FUN_1801c7f10 driving the loop.
"""

CANDIDATES = (0x18012B370, 0x1801071F0, 0x1800EE7C0, 0x1800FB5B0, 0x1800CF3B0)

for ent in CANDIDATES:
    print("=" * 78)
    print(f"== 0x{ent:x}  callees include value-SKIP? "
          f"{any(c[0] == 0x180135FF0 for c in callees(ent))}"
          f"   atom-loop? {any(c[0] == 0x1801C7F10 for c in callees(ent))}")
    print("=" * 78)
    body = dec(ent)
    # Only print if it smells like an atom dispatcher, else just report.
    if "FUN_180135ff0" in body or "FUN_1801c7f10" in body:
        print(body[:6000])
    else:
        print("  NOT an atom dispatcher (no value-SKIP, no atom loop) — small-immediate noise")
        print(f"  size {len(body)} chars; first 400:")
        print(body[:400])
    print()