Build an isolated ARMv7 Termux package - #2
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Package the Unicode R fork as `ir` for 32-bit ARM Termux using pinned TUR and termux-packages sources. Keep ordinary R untouched, publish the .deb with checksums and provenance, and execute the symbol grammar in the ARM environment.
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What this does
code/tree natively in TUR's 32-bit Androidarmenvironment on an ARM runnerir_*.deb, checksum, source/build record, and exact build-environment package list$PREFIX/lib/ir/Rand exposes onlyirandirscript, leaving ordinaryRuntouchedAcceptance
The job fails unless the package is
arm, its runtime is ELF32 ARM,R/Rscriptare absent, and this executes successfully in the ARM Termux environment:A successful job is strong build and container execution evidence. Installation and execution on the actual ARMv7 Android Go phone remains a separate final acceptance step.