iBoot Panic on next macOS startup after using asahi-bless while macOS was hibernated

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If I use asahi-bless to change the default boot disk to macOS while macOS is hibernated, macOS shows an error "SOCD report detected: (iBoot Panic)" on the next startup (this is a follow-up to #15).

PS. While repeatedly retesting these steps, I didn't want to hibernate by actually running out of battery, so I temporarily used pmset -a hibernatemode 25 to manipulate sleep mode.

To change the setting back to normal after testing, pmset -a hibernatemode 3 is the default for laptops and 0 for desktops, I believe.

Steps to reproduce:

0. startup disk -> Asahi Linux
1. in macOS, hibernate (I used sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25 && pmset sleepnow)
2. wait a couple of seconds and then press the power button to start up the laptop (loads Linux because of step 0)
3. in Linux: shutdown -h now
4. long press the power button, boot from "Macintosh HD"

As expected, no error in macOS (yet).
Let's do the same thing again but now with asahi-bless:

5. (startup disk is still Asahi Linux)
6. in macOS, hibernate (I used sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 25 && pmset sleepnow)
7. wait a couple of seconds and then press the power button to start up the laptop (loads Linux because of step 0)
8. in Linux: use sudo asahi-bless to set the startup disk -> "Macintosh HD"
9. reboot

What happens: when starting up, macOS shows an error, see screen shots below (I used TinkerTool to "Display crash report" when applications crash)

Expected: don't show an error

I'm using an M1 MacBook Air, macOS 14.3.1 (23D60), the latest version of Fedora Asahi Remix and the latest Git tip of asahi-bless

[WhatAmISupposedToPutHere]

Unfortunately, for now the solution is "well, do not do that then", reliably detecting if there is a hibernated macos requires parsing too many apfs structures to be practical.