I am the author of the patch.
I'm repeating myself, but come on, I don't have confidence in proposing logic-altering changes for now.
Then you need to stop and patch the holes and not just throw paint on the wall to cover things up.
Specific example
src/bin/pgdump/common.c
That file discusses the purpose of numTables
* These variables are static to avoid the notational cruft of having to pass
* them into findTableByOid() and friends.
Then the file goes and doesn't follow that logic by passing numTables around to a bunch of functions within itself.
The fix here, very much appears to be to remove the spurious numTables in the functions.
However, if you cannot, or will not, take the opportunity to correct it properly - as has been asked earlier for this specific file - then please just leave it alone.
There have been plenty of emails on these threads where folks have looked at your work and discussed whether or not specific things should be changed based on your analysis - that's an amazing thing to see occur - but that's getting overwhelmed by your inability to take a step back and stop just throwing stuff on the wall.
I've mentioned inconsistencies in your patches - that is a product of just trying to throw something on the wall to cover over the issue - hiding a hole in the wall with something doesn't remove the hole in the wall.
You would be so much better off taking on one specific instance at a time and working with folks to learn how the code functions. If you don't think you can handle the bigger issues - then stick with things like numTables and the clear issues within your grasp first.
I truly do wish you all the best - but you do not seem to be approaching these issues with the correct mindset at the moment. Volume is not the winner over quality here.
John W Higgins