stop loading a lot of scripts when module is disabled.

[MrZhongzq]

When the module's disable file exists, all external side effects are now stopped:

• post-fs-data.sh: removes all service.d scripts (prop.sh, hash.sh, lineage.sh, shamiko.sh, package.sh, .box_cleanup.sh) and system.prop, then exits immediately
• service.sh: exits immediately before any resetprop calls or daemon loop
• All service.d script templates (prop.sh, hash.sh, shamiko.sh, package.sh): check for disable file before executing
• .box_cleanup.sh: also cleans up service.d scripts when module is disabled (previously only on uninstall)

Previously, disabling the module in Magisk had no effect because:

1. service.d scripts persisted and ran every boot regardless
2. service.sh applied resetprop calls without checking disable state
3. post-fs-data.sh recreated service.d scripts every boot This caused system properties (security_patch, verifiedbootstate, etc.) to remain spoofed, which broke OTA updates (update_engine error 51).

[MeowDump]

you only need to exit the service.d scripts, thats it

• service.sh & post-fs-data.sh doesn't run when the module is disabled
• cleanup script runs once only when integrity box is not installed

[MeowDump]

broke OTA updates (update_engine error 51).

v34.1-Integrity-Box-04-04-2026.zip

Please try this updated version. Sorry for the inconvenience, and thanks for reporting this!