 bundle of the Oak program being compiled using <code>oak build</code>, and appends that to the file in memory.</li><li>It encodes the length of that Oak bundle from step 2 into a 24-byte buffer, and appends that to the file.</li><li>Finally, it marks the file as an <code>oak pack</code> file using 8 magic bytes added to the end of the file, <code>oak \x19\x98\x10\x15</code>.</li></ol><p>When I run this new binary, the Oak CLI starts up normally, but checks the last 8 bytes of its own file before doing anyt