Simplify Android deobfuscator

Smalivm executes Dalvik methods in a sandbox, handling unknown values and building execution graphs, enabling deobfuscation even with reflection and encryption, as detailed in the README.

Uses simple, iterative optimizations like constant propagation and dead code removal, making it effective against various obfuscation techniques without needing specific signatures, per the philosophy section.

Can replace reflective method calls with direct invocations by determining concrete values during execution, a key advantage over static analysis tools, as explained in the unreflection strategy.

Runs in a virtual environment, preventing malicious code from affecting the host system during analysis, which is crucial for security researchers working with malware.