resolve_wram.py is a second reading of the disassembly beside gen_symbols.py:
it walks ram/wram.asm with a cursor that is only ever live while anchored on an
address symbols.rs already pins, re-derives 40 of the 63 it carries with no
disagreement, and emits an address only when a pinned one after it agrees too.
wOverworldMap, wCurMapTileset, wTilesetBank and wTilesetBlocksPtr come out of
that pass; no address is hand-written and nothing else in the table moves.
A scene histogram says "battle" and a battle deals five different pads
(docs/design/macros.md 12.6, 13.1), so a loop inside one of them is
invisible in the tables the hunt already prints. Three more: frames per
sub-state, every macro channel ever bound in each one, and the macro
starts by the sub-state they started on.
