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Rocq proofs stating that, for selected OSS-Fuzz fuzz targets compiled as RISC-V binaries, no input within stated limits causes a failure under sanitizer builds. Proofs use LPS, a formal model of a Linux process, and are checked with Rocq 9.2.0.

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