minequest@0.1.1

package.json declares a postinstall hook running scripts/init.js, which chmod 0755's assets/thanks-amd64.elf and execFileSync's it on Linux x64 during npm install. The README states the package has 'no install hooks, no native binaries — just readable JavaScript', and scripts/build-elf.js is written to look like a fully-auditable ~250-byte hand-assembled ELF that only prints a thank-you message. The binary actually shipped in the tarball is a 33,648,788-byte Go-compiled executable (sha256 05b696…4420) containing Go runtime symbols, chacha8, and references to /proc/self/cgroup, /proc/self/mountinfo, and syscall filter strings — an artifact with no relationship to the shipped build script. The documented audit path is a cover story for an opaque native binary that executes with installer privileges on every Linux x64 npm install, with no description of its actual behavior available to the installer.