LyAhn
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Windows has no base64 command; certutil is file-only, adds PEM markers and cannot be piped. This is a real base64.exe matching GNU coreutils: same flags (-d, -i, -w), stdin/stdout streaming, exit codes and error messages, so existing muscle memory and scripts carry over. Verified against coreutils 9.7 with a 153-case differential test. The subtle behaviours are reproduced: bytes are emitted incrementally so a stream that goes bad still writes its valid prefix, unpadded tails are accepted only when canonically encoded, concatenated streams decode as one, and -w0 suppresses the trailing newline. Deliberate deviation: '\r' is skipped when decoding alongside '\n', as CRLF base64 files are routine on Windows and GNU rejects them. Zero dependencies, so the build works offline.
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