Zygisk, the powerful framework for modifying Android system behavior, plays a crucial role in the development of custom modules. However, a notable inconsistency exists between different Zygisk implementations, specifically regarding file access within the module directory.

While Zygisk Next and ReZygisk allow controlled file access, standard Zygisk blocks direct file operations like opening and reading files in the `/data/adb/modules/` directory. This discrepancy forces developers to rely on intricate workarounds, such as companion processes, to handle file I/O, significantly complicating module development.

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