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The previous way of passing AML methods was restricted to "method header" and "method body". This exists to interface with iasl's output. Instead, the new `aml_method_part` struct can encompass multiple aml sections of code.
The sleep hooks (_PTS and SetVariable) override the waking vector to point to core, but they also need to store the original waking vector so core can return back to the kernel when it's done. Ideally we'd want to directly store the waking vector inside core's header, but it doesn't seem to be mapped for the AML VM, so the _PTS hook can't reach it. It might also not be available to the UEFI Runtime Services environment, but I haven't checked that. Instead, we can use the second reserved field in the FACS table, which is 24-bytes long. We use the beginning of this field to store the original waking vector, and then retrieve it in core.
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