Source8 containment and staged syntax evidence
This directory preserves branch-specific design and source-review evidence. It is not a live task ledger or an integrated/released capability claim. All copied Markdown files retain their original bytes, source pins and historical statements; copied-evidence-sha256.json records verified copy hashes.
- Input analysis candidate:
847b1caa7e75bb82f6ce5193c45bcfc45973ad1a. - Checked-source-save containment S0:
112e0d910bd2b2c9a191f29536fecb0fbc0177b0. - Private test-staged expression syntax S1:
02b9d5ce4c73d0446146b13b46a228e6fd4d7735. - Instruction/document-history merge:
e8a18a7cf97a9ebf4992f00521d06792d6c012e4; implementation bytes remain those of S1. - The commit adding this directory changes only tests and evidence: it strengthens exact mixed-precedence child topology and flat Binary128/129 plus completed-deep-child failure cleanup. It does not change the S0/S1 implementation.
Preserved reports:
- Revised design: root-selected syntax/oracle corrections, proposed resource calibration and implementation partitions. Resource numbers are experimental candidates, not measured adoption.
- S0 independent review.
- S1 independent review.
- Original S0/S1 source handoff: exact scope and the original four S0/nine S1 tests. Historical
.localpaths and worktree statements in copied reports are provenance, not current branch status.
The added tests are language::analysis_source::tests::mixed_precedence_and_grouping_have_independent_expected_child_topology and language::analysis_source::tests::flat_binary_depth_and_malformed_constructor_retain_bounded_completed_children. There are now eleven staged syntax tests plus four source-save guard tests. The existing public checked-save regression remains unchanged and the public parser still rejects source8; its save refusal is expected until the complete adapter is implemented.
Only source inspection, rustfmt and whitespace/copy-hash checks were performed for this checkpoint. Compilation, tests, timing/RSS and native acceptance are unrun here. The independent reviews found no blocking source defect at their stated pins; they are not execution evidence. Root retains the compiler lease, final migration/version/resource adoption and integration/publication ownership. JSON/depth-switch behavior, model types, public source header admission and ordinary tokenizer implementations are unchanged.