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`fs.cpSync` in `copyChapterAssets` terminates the Node process on Windows with Node 22. Running `npm run extract` (the `predev` hook of `npm run dev`) prints "Source: root chapter folders (17)" and then exits with STATUS_STACK_BUFFER_OVERRUN (exit code 0xC0000409) without any JS-level error, so the course data is never written and the dev server never starts. Replace it with a small recursive copy helper built on `fs.readdirSync` + `fs.copyFileSync`, which is what `fs.cpSync` does internally minus the native path that crashes here. Verified on Windows 11 / Node v22.20.0: - before: exit 0xC0000409, extraction aborted, no course-assets output - after: exit 0, "17 versions / 16 diffs / 51 docs", 74 asset files written
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