Rules dont ban functions like nameof() for storing data.

[MrRaV0]

A string that is constructed using "" has a token-count that depends on its size. I would assume that this is done to avoid freely storing lots of data.

This token cost can be avioded by putting your data in the name of a function, and then returning nameof() within that funtion.

[CeniusM]

Sience a name is a single token, could You in theory make the stockfish neural network wheights and biases into a single string and load that for the first round and use that as your evaluation?

[SebLague]

That's a great point thank you. I'll add it to the rules!

[VictorSohier]

Dammit, I was thinking of abusing this with an emulator (not that it was going to fit, I'm surprised how much I fit in though). BTW, this isn't unbounded, it is merely a more than intended.