# Pre13 H03b: qstr block and dirent search

## Scope

- Converted `find_target_dirent()` and `erofs_find_target_block()` to accept a
  bounded `struct erofs_qstr` search key.
- Constructed bounded on-disk qstr objects from the same validated dirent name
  offsets and block end pointers used before this change.
- Constructed a temporary search qstr inside `erofs_namei()` while retaining
  its original pointer/length external interface for H03c.
- Removed the H03a legacy comparator adapter.

No changes were made to `dir.c`, readdir, cookies, buffer ownership, directory
validation, binary-search decisions, errno selection, cleanup, VOP lookup,
vnode locking, or namecache operations.

## Static evidence

- `erofs_dirnamecmp()` has exactly two call sites: the block-level first-name
  comparison and the candidate block's dirent comparison.
- Both on-disk qstr end pointers use the same next `nameoff` or validated block
  boundary as the previous pointer arguments.
- `erofs_find_target_block()` retains every `erofs_brelse()` path, candidate
  replacement, `EINTEGRITY` assignment, and `ENOENT` distinction.
- `erofs_namei()` still releases the selected block once and returns `ENOENT`
  only for a true miss.
- The `erofs_lookup()` control flow and all `cache_enter()`, `vn_vget_ino()`,
  `erofs_vget()`, and `cn_lkflags` uses are outside this stage's diff.

## Comparator gate

Tests baseline: `ce03c283e6e2cb8f1b69c8eff21f7d06098a4fbe`.

- Python deterministic corpus: PASS, 11,562 cases.
- Independent C harness: PASS, 1,048,576 cases.

The comparator gates are host static-equivalence evidence, not dynamic feature
tests.  H03 still requires TC042, TC043, TC044, TC045, TC053, TC054, TC123,
TC141, and TC148, followed by the final smoke test.