The status queries answer from what the tree already reports for these
services: libSceRemoteplay's connection status is DISCONNECT,
libSceSharePlay has neither a host nor a visitor, and
libSceGameLiveStreaming's status has isOnAir false. The ShellCore
setters that would change these answers throw.
sceSystemServiceGetRemoteplayStatus and
sceSystemServiceIsGameLiveStreamingOnAir forward to their
sceShellCoreUtil twins. sceSystemServiceGetRemoteplayStatus returns
SYSTEM_SERVICE_ERROR_PARAMETER for a null output before forwarding, as
sceSystemServiceGetNoticeScreenSkipFlag does. No sceShellCoreUtil
function in the tree answers a null output, so the sceShellCoreUtil
forms throw for one.
AnyPS5 never suspends the running title: sceSystemServiceGetStatus never
reports background execution and sceSystemServiceReceiveEvent has no
event to deliver. Enabling or disabling the suspend notification, and
blocking or unblocking a suspend, therefore change nothing and return
success. The sceSystemService notification calls forward to their
sceLncUtil twins.
A null reason and an unblock with no block left throw, since the
console's answers to them are not measured.
The new guest_system_service_status tests check each answer.
Yunus Shaikh