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Cut the [Unreleased] section as 0.1.11: the release that clears the community-PR queue, seven third-party contributions reviewed, reshaped and merged. They close #683, #725, #349, #1156, #425 and #450 — the grammar-alignment and editor-grammar gates, the xAI and DeepSeek providers behind a one-flagship-model-per-provider registry, the browser runtime's untested host imports, E130's in-scope binding table, and a handler-aware addEffect. Version 0.1.10 -> 0.1.11 across the check_version_sync.py surface, and the release count moves to 209 in README.md and HISTORY.md; site assets regenerated. ROADMAP.md needed no sweep — every one of the six closed issues had its row deleted in the PR that closed it. The HISTORY row is one sentence, and the v0.1.8, v0.1.9 and v0.1.10 rows are trimmed to the same standard: name the theme, cite one issue, stop. The detail they carried is the CHANGELOG's job, which is where it already is. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
Reconcile the browser-parity claim across the six places that stated it. The two host divergences the #349 coverage battery uncovered -- json_stringify (#1293) and md_render (#1294) -- are tracked bugs, not deliberate boundaries, and the docs said three cases and called them deliberate. TESTING.md, vera/README.md, README.md, spec 12.9.3 and 12.9.6, and the docs/index pair now name two, say they are tracked, and keep the Inference/DB browser refusals separate as the platform boundary they are. Spec 9.5.7's '(documented divergence, 12)' pointer resolved to nothing: chapter 12 named neither DB nor Inference. Both now have rows in the 12.9.3 table, mirroring the HttpServer row that already resolved, with a paragraph separating the boundary rows from the two tracked divergences. Spec 1.4's reserved-keyword list did not match the checker: 'exists' was missing (fn exists is E153) and 'handle' sat under an absolute MUST NOT though public fn handle(@request -> @response) is legal as the host entry point. Both corrected against probes, with the carve-out worded from 5.2. Also: LSP_SERVER's line count pointed at the gated module map instead of restating a figure that had drifted 300 lines; the TextMate README cites the effect-registry gate instead of a version 150 releases old; SKILL.md records the twelve-row cap on the E130 bindings table; ENVIRONMENT.md states that provider detection takes the first key in registry order; the probe READMEs re-anchor from the closed #1213 burndown to the open #1233; test_browser.py attributes the read_char stub to the open #609 rather than lumping it with the closed #618; and bare @T.n mentions are backticked so they stop rendering as GitHub @mentions. Five open issues with no tracking home gain rows: #1249 (KNOWN_ISSUES limitations), #1275, #1289, #1291, #1292 (ROADMAP). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
The v0.1.11 doc sweep probed spec 1.4's reserved-keyword list against the checker and found the MUST unenforced for seventeen of its names -- public fn with / where / type / pure / requires / import and eleven more declare, check green, and are callable from the same file. The comment above _KEYWORD_FN_NAMES in vera/checker/registration.py gives the opposite as the reason those names are absent from the set, so the omission rests on a premise the tree refutes. That is a maintainer ruling, not a mechanical fix -- enforce the seventeen under E153 beside resume, or narrow 1.4's MUST to the names actually reserved -- so it is filed as #1296 and tabled here rather than acted on. Spec 1.4's handle carve-out sentence was written in the sweep with no enforcement claim for exactly this reason. Also fixes the citation nit the sweep flagged: 12.9.3's IO.read_char row lumped the closed #618 with the open #609. It now reads as the test_browser.py docstring does -- shipped natively in #618, browser half pending #609. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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- Around line 476-479: Add the issue-tracking link for the v0.1.11 entry in
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- Line 225: Update the README parity statement around the browser compilation
description to explicitly exclude the platform-boundary operations
Inference.complete, DB.query, and DB.execute, which intentionally return Err in
the browser runtime. Distinguish these deliberate unsupported effects from the
json_stringify and md_render parity bugs, and narrow the effects-as-host-imports
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- Around line 652-657: Update spec/12-runtime.md lines 652-657 to distinguish
shared operations, tracked parity bugs (json_stringify and md_render), and
intentional unsupported browser boundaries (Inference, DB, <HttpServer>, and
browser I/O stubs), restricting equality claims to operations implemented on
both targets. Update scripts/build_site.py line 618 to scope the landing-page
parity claim to supported operations and list deliberate boundaries separately.
- Line 641: Update the IO.read_char documentation to describe Unix TTY input as
Termios cbreak mode via tty.setcbreak(), noting that Ctrl-C remains SIGINT and
Ctrl-D returns Err("EOF"). Describe redirected input as sys.stdin.read(1),
including that \x04 is passed through literally; retain the existing Windows
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- Line 602: Update the parity-enforcement paragraph to describe the IO tests
separately: state that test_read_file_is_err_stub_in_browser runs both runtimes
and pins “ok” versus “err”, while test_read_char_is_err_stub_in_browser runs
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Four of the five findings were still live against the tree. Chapter 12.9.3's table sorted into three kinds, because a browser Err means three different things: adaptations that succeed by another mechanism, deliberate boundaries (read_file/write_file, <HttpServer>, Inference and DB) that Err by definition of the target, and read_char, the one row that is a stub awaiting #609 and expected to become Ok. The read_char reference cell said 'Termios raw-mode', which is what the implementation deliberately does NOT do: api.py calls tty.setcbreak, not tty.setraw, precisely so ISIG stays on and Ctrl-C raises SIGINT instead of arriving as a byte. Corrected, with the behaviour it buys -- Ctrl-D as a literal \x04 mapped to Err('EOF') in cbreak, and redirected stdin going through sys.stdin.read(1) where \x04 is an ordinary character. Host APIs are named because the neighbouring cells already name msvcrt.getwch(), time.sleep and os.environ. README's parity sentence now names Inference.complete, DB.query and DB.execute as boundaries distinct from the two tracked bugs, and the landing page scopes its claim to operations the browser target supports. The two IO stubs are covered by tests of different shapes -- read_file runs both runtimes and pins native Ok against browser Err, read_char runs Node alone and asserts the stub's arm -- so 12.9.6 and the compiler README stop describing them jointly. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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test_file_io_returns_error runs the file_io example through Node and asserts only that the harness reported no error. That holds whether hostWriteFile returns Err or writes the file for real, so the claim in 12.9.3 that write_file Errs by definition of the browser target rested on coverage that could not see the difference. test_write_file_is_err_stub_in_browser asserts the branch, on the shape its read_file sibling already uses: one compile, wasmtime prints ok, Node prints err, and the file is read back afterwards so the native Ok arm is only accepted if the write really happened -- the target directory has to be writable or an unwritable one would Err on both sides and prove nothing. Proved in the RED direction three ways: expecting ok from the browser fails, expecting err from the native side fails, and -- the one that matters -- making hostWriteFile return allocResultOkUnit() turns the new test red while test_file_io_returns_error stays green, which is the gap stated as an experiment. 12.9.6 and the compiler README now put write_file beside read_file as per-host pinned, leaving read_char as the Node-only shape. Test and total counts re-derived from check_doc_counts across its six citations. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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661-661: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winQualify the universal parity claim for Decimal operations.
The sentence says that all non-IO operations produce identical results. Browser Decimal arithmetic uses JavaScript
Number, while the reference runtime uses exact decimal arithmetic. Large or high-precision values can therefore produce different results. Scope this sentence to the tested inputs or document the Decimal precision limitation beside the two tracked parity bugs.Based on learnings, this JavaScript
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'Runs every compilable example through both runtimes' overstated it. tests/test_browser.py iterates two hand-maintained lists -- EXAMPLES_WITH_MAIN for stdout parity and FUNCTION_CALL_EXAMPLES for return-value parity -- covering 21 of the 42 examples. The other 21 are excluded for reasons recorded beside the list: interactive stdin, a host family the browser refuses (file IO, DB), or not compiling standalone. Chapter 12.9.6, TESTING.md's module row, and the compiler README now say the examples the browser target can execute, and give the exclusion rule rather than a count, so the sentences do not go stale as the corpus grows. The separate stub-pinning description is unchanged. No qualification of the Decimal identical-results claim: the premise behind that request is the pre-#856 implementation. runtime.mjs is an exact scaled-BigInt engine, and every Number()/Math.* in the block is on an exponent, never a coefficient. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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661-661: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winScope the cross-runtime equality claim.
Inference.completeandDB.query/DB.executeare deliberate browser boundaries in Lines 652-658, so they are not identical across hosts. The suppliedtests/test_browser.py:509-531context also records that fusedHttperror text differs by design. Therefore, “All non-IO operations” and “the values are identical” are too broad.Scope the statement to shared, non-boundary operations. State that fused async preserves the underlying value when the host result is comparable, while host-specific
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The compiler README said the harness asserts identical stdout, which is only half true: test_stdout_parity compares node stdout against Python stdout for the examples exporting main, while test_return_value_parity calls an exported function with fixed arguments and compares the returned value. Both oracles are now named. Chapter 12.9.3's summary said 'all non-IO operations produce identical results'. Inference, DB and HttpServer are non-IO and have no browser counterpart to agree with, so the sentence now covers the surface the two runtimes actually share and points at the boundary rows for the rest. Http gets its own qualifier: runtime.mjs issues requests through synchronous XMLHttpRequest, so a JavaScript host without one returns an explanatory Err where the reference runtime performs the request. Fused async no longer claims identical values. The value is preserved when the two hosts' results are comparable -- test_fused_async_await_err_path asserts the Err ARM matches and notes the Err text differs by design -- so what remains is an Http-outcome difference, not an async one. Chapter 9.5.4's bullet carried the same 'with identical values' claim and now says the same thing as chapter 12, since a consistency sweep should not ship the divergence it just removed one chapter over. Section refs and links in 12.9.3 through 12.9.6 re-checked: 9.5.4, 9.5.5, 9.5.7 and 12.9.3 all resolve to real headings. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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688-690: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDescribe the parity oracle accurately.
This paragraph says that the example corpus and per-binding batteries assert identical stdout. The release contract defines two oracles: stdout parity for examples exporting
main, and return-value parity for exported functions called with fixed arguments. Update the sentence to name the correct oracle for each test group.Proposed wording
- through both the Python/wasmtime runtime and the Node.js/JS-runtime, asserting identical stdout output. + through both runtimes, using stdout parity for examples exporting `main` and return-value parity for exported functions and host-binding checks.As per path instructions, Markdown documentation must be factually accurate against the codebase.
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The previous round named both parity oracles in the compiler README but left 12.9.6 saying 'asserting identical stdout output', which is the claim that round removed one file over. It now says what the README says: the corpus is two explicit lists with different oracles -- the examples exporting main compared on stdout, the ones reached as exported functions called with fixed arguments and compared on the returned value -- with the per-binding batteries on stdout. The exclusion rule that followed is kept, reworded so 'two lists' is not said twice. Swept chapter 9's parity mentions and the rest of 12.9.6 for other survivors. Chapter 9's are all specific and hold: float_to_string and the sixteen string/char builtins are inline WAT emitting the same bytes by construction, and the Decimal pair was verified against the scaled-BigInt engine last round. TESTING.md's pre-commit table still labelled the hook 'produces identical output', the same blanket in one-line form, so it now reads across the surface the two share. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.invalid>
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Section 12.9.6 and The remaining broad parity statements are already scoped. The ✏️ Learnings added
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Release v0.1.11 — the community-PR queue clears
Seven third-party contributions, each through the full review protocol — rebase onto current
main, a four-lens fitness review with DESIGN.md conformance as the veto lens, reshaping where the review ordered it, evidence-backed dispositions on every finding, and a green 18-context wall at every final head. Six issues closed with their PRs (#683, #725, #349, #1156, #425, #450; #558 deliberately stays open for its option (b)). The review records are posted on each PR.What shipped across the seven: the spec-ch10/Lark rule-name alignment gate with the
resumereservation (E153) it surfaced; the E130 in-scope slot table with its 12-row cap; handler-awarevera/addEffectpropagation; the browser-runtime coverage battery that uncovered and tabled two real divergences (#1293, #1294); the editor-grammar registry gate and the CI-lint-row gate; and two new inference providers (xAI, DeepSeek) — both live-verified end-to-end with real keys — under the new one-flagship-model-per-provider registry (claude-opus-5,gpt-5.6-sol,kimi-k3,mistral-large-latest,grok-4.6,deepseek-v4-pro, every ID verified against vendor documentation at change time).The three commits
fa30e305— the cut: version 0.1.11 across the six-file sync surface withuv.lockregenerated; CHANGELOG[Unreleased]cut to[0.1.11] - 2026-08-13byte-identically (the workflow will extract 25,116 characters — a fifth of the 125,000-character limit, so the release.yml: release creation 422s when the CHANGELOG section exceeds GitHub's 125k body limit #1288 release-step defect does not bite this release); HISTORY gains a one-sentence row and the v0.1.8–v0.1.10 rows are trimmed to the same standard; release count at the sanctioned one-ahead 209.43a06ac5— the documentation sweep (maintainer-ordered, three parallel audits): every markdown file checked for consistency against the code; examples and tests swept for dead workarounds; all open issues reconciled against ROADMAP/KNOWN_ISSUES. Results: zero dead workarounds and zero stale-behavior pins across ~500 issue references; 22 documentation findings fixed — the largest being one parity-claim defect in four places (spec §12.9.3/§12.9.6, README, both site pages) now honestly excepting the two tracked divergences, a FAQ↔vera/README contradiction on their deliberateness, two normative §1.4 corrections (existswas missing from the reserved list;handle's host-invoked carve-out was unstated — the release's one sweep CHANGELOG bullet), a broken §9→§12 cross-reference resolved by adding the platform-boundary rows, and five open issues given tracking rows (vera test's input generator runs on a bare SmtContext: contracts calling user functions or unbranched builtins skip as untranslatable #1249, check/verify pay an O(N-squared) module-registration cost after #1244: the per-module harvest checker runs N times #1275, Inference: a real provider registry with user-submitted model names #1289, Rendered diagnostic output in docs is ungated: text fences carrying compiler output can silently go stale #1291, vera/addEffect handler bounding compares spellings, not resolved effect instances #1292). Limitations sync failure on main (tracking) #1265 closed separately as a resolved CI alert.7a5a5f34— the sweep's own discovery, tabled: verifying the §1.4 corrections exposed that the reserved-keyword MUST is unenforced for seventeen names (several fully declarable and callable), the six-keyword-wider sibling of theresumehole this queue fixed. Filed as Spec §1.4's reserved-keyword MUST is unenforced for six grammar keywords #1296 with the complete probe on the issue; needs a maintainer ruling (enforce via the E153 family, per theresumeprecedent, or un-reserve) before any code moves.For the maintainer
Merge with a merge commit. On merge,
release.ymldetects 0.1.10 → 0.1.11, validates the sync surface and the[0.1.11]section, builds and tests the artifact, pauses at thepypienvironment for your approval, publishes via Trusted Publishing, verifies registry hashes, then tags and cuts the GitHub Release at the merge SHA — and this time the release body fits, so the tag-and-Release step should complete without the v0.1.10 manual recovery.Open issues stand at 106 (13 bugs, one-to-one with the Bugs table). Post-release queue: the #1296 ruling, #1288's workflow fix, #1291's rendered-diagnostic gate, #1292's alias-resolution swap, and the #1263 dead-ID lint.
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