Add Memory.queryProtection() #779
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This change adds `gum_memory_query_protection` which takes an address and returns the current protection for the page which contains it. It is accessible from js bindings through `Memory.queryProtection()`. On the Darwin backend it's a thin wrapper on top of `gum_darwin_query_protection`, on all other platforms it relies instead on the respective private implementations of `gum_memory_get_protection`.
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This change adds
gum_memory_query_protectionwhich takes an address and returns the current protection for the page which contains it.It is accessible from js bindings through
Memory.queryProtection().On the Darwin backend it's a thin wrapper on top of
gum_darwin_query_protection, on all other platforms it relies instead on the respective private implementations ofgum_memory_get_protection.