A generic iterator wrapper that provides a peek() method to look at the next element without consuming it, along with consumeUntil() overloads that consume elements until a predicate is met. This is a classic parsing utility that can be extracted and reused in any sequential parsing or tokenization task. It demonstrates clean Kotlin idioms (inline functions, reified generics) and is self-contained with no internal dependencies.

A thread-safe progress and status message updater designed for coroutine-based workflows. It uses an AtomicInteger for progress tracking and a synchronized list for status messages, exposing a Flow for UI observation. This component can be extracted and reused in any application that needs to report progress from background coroutines to a UI layer, demonstrating careful concurrency design without framework coupling.

A suspend function that runs an external command, collects stdout/stderr, and supports cancellation via coroutine cancellation. It handles process lifecycle, timeout, and error reporting. This is a reusable utility for any JVM application that needs to invoke external tools asynchronously, with proper resource cleanup and cancellation propagation. It is self-contained and uses only standard Kotlin coroutines and Java ProcessBuilder.

A builder that constructs formatted disassembly text from parsed bytecode instructions. It handles line numbering, instruction counts, branch counts, and jump table generation. The builder pattern allows incremental construction of structured text output with optional metadata. While somewhat specific to disassembly, the core pattern of building formatted text with line references and annotations is reusable for any code generation or pretty-printing task. It demonstrates clean separation of formatting logic from data models.