show what happens when mhook hooks loop

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 	0026 | 48 83 E0 01 | and rax,1
-	002A | 74 17       | je test_cases.0043 ----+
-	002C | 48 31 C0    | xor rax,rax            |
-	002F | 90          | nop                    |
-	0030 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0031 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0032 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0033 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0034 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0035 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0036 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0037 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0038 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0039 | 90          | nop                    |
-	003A | 90          | nop                    |
-	003B | 90          | nop                    |
-	003C | 90          | nop                    |
-	003D | 90          | nop                    |
-	003E | 90          | nop                    |
-	003F | 90          | nop                    |
-	0040 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0041 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0042 | 90          | nop                    |
-	0043 | C3          | ret  <-----------------+
+	002A | 74 17       | je test_cases.0043 --+
+	002C | 48 31 C0    | xor rax,rax          |
+	002F | 90          | nop                  |
+	0030 | 90          | nop                  |
+	...                                       |
+	0041 | 90          | nop                  |
+	0042 | 90          | nop                  |
+	0043 | C3          | ret <----------------+
 
 
 This function has a branch in the first 5 bytes. Hooking it detour-style isn't
 There's only 3 bytes that can be safely overwritten. Right after that is the
 destination of the jump backwards. This is a very simple (and kinda pointless)
 function so detecting that the loop might lead to problems shouldn't be a
-problem. Basically the same applies for the next example:
-
-	public _tail_recursion
-	_tail_recursion:
-		test ecx, ecx
-		je @is_0
-		mov eax, ecx
-		dec ecx
-	@loop:
-		test ecx, ecx
-		jz @tr_end
+problem. But consider what happens with MHook (and all the others):
 
-		mul ecx
-		dec ecx
+_loop original:
 
-		jnz @loop
-		jmp @tr_end
-	@is_0:
-		mov eax, 1
-	@tr_end:
-		ret
+	008C | 48 89 C8                 | mov rax,rcx
+	008F | 48 F7 E1                 | mul rcx
+	0092 | 90                       | nop
+	0093 | 90                       | nop
+	0094 | 90                       | nop
+	0095 | E2 F8                    | loop test_cases.008F
+	0097 | C3                       | ret
+
+_loop hooked:
+
+	008C | E9 0F 69 23 00           | jmp <MHook_Hooks::hookLoop>
+	0091 | E1 90                    | loope test_cases.0023
+	0093 | 90                       | nop
+	0094 | 90                       | nop
+	0095 | E2 F8                    | loop test_cases.008F
+	0097 | C3                       | ret
+
+trampoline:
+
+	00007FFF7CD200C0 | 48 89 C8                 | mov rax,rcx
+	00007FFF7CD200C3 | 48 F7 E1                 | mul rcx
+	00007FFF7CD200C6 | E9 C7 96 DC FF           | jmp test_cases.0092
+
+then executes:
+
+	0092 | 90                       | nop
+	0093 | 90                       | nop
+	0094 | 90                       | nop
+	0095 | E2 F8                    | loop test_cases.008F
+
+But that jumps back into the middle of the jump and thus executes:
+
+	008F | 23 00                    | and eax,dword ptr ds:[rax]
+	0091 | E1 90                    | loope test_cases.0023
+
+Which isn't right and will crash horribly.
 
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