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Update DECISIONS.md CP-1b items 7/8/9/10 and the dissolution-inventory to match the 03_resolve.dag dissolution: Scope -> 🟢 terminal with the Practice-4 five-pattern receipt; ResolveResult / ResolveChildrenResult dissolved to the canonical Outcome carrier (M6); item 10 records the added Bind / multi-edge compile anchors and that the TestClaim promotion stays T-22/AssertKind-blocked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
The generic Outcome<T> `Produced { value: … }` position does not pin a
bare `[]` literal (v2: "expected type is not a collection"). Add an
`empty_edge_list() -> List<Edge>` helper so the empty edge-list is
constructed at a concrete return type.
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Replace the multi-line explanatory comments on the empty_edge_list helper and the two new compile-anchor fns with terse one-line cites to DECISIONS.md CP-1b items 3/9/10, where the rationale already lives. Addresses cursor/composer-2 review on PR #3363. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Drop the empty_edge_list helper comment entirely (the typed signature documents intent mechanically) and reduce the two anchor-fn comments to bare DECISIONS cites. Move the empty_edge_list rationale into its proper home, DECISIONS.md CP-1b item 9. Addresses cursor/composer-2 review on PR #3363. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagScope is still modeled as a recursive two-arm carrier → dissolve it to a root Namespace plus frame list with canonical lookup/fold accessors, or restore yellow with a named trigger.
| 6. **`NormalizeChildrenResult` (`compiler/03_normalize.dag`):** **Classification — 🟡 YELLOW (scaffold).** **Dissolution pattern — success-or-Diagnostic carrier:** `NormalizedChildren` vs `NormalizeChildrenRejected` threads child recursion fail-closed without a second authority. **Named triggers:** `normalize_children`; `normalize_edge` / `normalize_node` folds. | ||
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| 7. **`Scope` (`compiler/03_resolve.dag`):** **Classification — 🟡 YELLOW (scaffold).** **Dissolution pattern — structured lexical environment:** `ScopeRoot` (module `Namespace`) vs `ScopeFrame` (locals + outer) for K-1 use→def binding (B-4; Part 1 **B-4** row). **Named triggers:** `resolve_node`; `resolve_atom`; `resolve_bind_*` family. | ||
| 7. **`Scope` (`compiler/03_resolve.dag`):** **Classification — 🟢 GREEN terminal (CP-1b/T-8 close, bucket B).** `ScopeRoot { module: Namespace }` vs `ScopeFrame { locals, outer }` is the recursive lexical environment for K-1 use→def binding (B-4; Part 1 **B-4** row). **Practice-4 five-pattern ledger — all dissolution patterns fail:** (1) *fact placement* — the scope chain is read by `lookup_chain` / `scope_root_module` / `resolve_node` / `resolve_atom` / `resolve_bind_*` and is not relocatable to one consumer; (2) *variant-is-data* — the two arms carry heterogeneous payloads (`ScopeRoot` a module `Namespace`; `ScopeFrame` a locals `Map` plus a recursive `outer`), and a flat record would admit a frame with no enclosing scope; (3) *algebraic form* — a lexical environment is not an algebra inhabitance/law fact; (4) *dimensional* — root-vs-frame is not one coordinate of a product; (5) *parameterized family* — the two constructors are not one `F<X>` over identical payloads. It is **not** an `Outcome` clone — it carries no success/diagnostic axis. Terminal recursive carrier; no scaffold dissolution trigger remains. **Named consumers:** `lookup_chain`; `scope_root_module`; `resolve_node`; `resolve_atom`; `resolve_bind_*` family. |
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Both BLOCKING reviews on PR #3363 (operator briansrls + codex) found the 🟢-terminal classification of `Scope` wrong: `ScopeRoot { module } | ScopeFrame { locals, outer: Scope }` is the hand-rolled cons-list encoding of a non-empty lexical-frame stack, so the Practice-4 variant-is-data dissolution had not failed. Dissolve it to the product `Scope { module: Namespace, frames: List<Map<Symbol, Symbol>> }` — the `ScopeFrame` recursion is `List` (std/collection.dag `List<T> = FreeMonoid<T>`). `frames` is ordered outermost-first; `scope_push_frame` appends the innermost frame; `lookup_chain` folds the frames with each match overriding the accumulator (seeded with the module-bindings lookup), preserving the prior innermost-wins / frame-shadows-module semantics. Update DECISIONS.md CP-1b item 7 and the dissolution-inventory note. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/v4/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.daganchor fixtures reused the old positional-Conj shape despite std/node.dag declaring Conj as LabeledEdges → make the anchor roots well-formed Named-edge Conj records or use a positional-edge connective before claiming resolver-path coverage
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codex BLOCKING review on PR #3363: the resolve compile anchors used positional-edge `Conj` roots, but `Conj` carries the `LabeledEdges` discipline (std/node.dag), so `node_well_formed` rejected them and `resolve` fail-closed before exercising the resolver path the anchors claim to cover. Make all three anchor roots well-formed Named-edge `Conj` records: add `anchor_decl_first` / `anchor_decl_second` module-declaration Symbol mints and label the root edges with them (name-distinct). The `Bind` node keeps positional edges — a `ComputationNode` has no edge discipline. Update DECISIONS.md item 10. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagThe resolve-stage result carriers now use canonical Outcome, and Scope's recursive carrier dissolves to module plus List-backed frames without dropping resolver facts.
✅ No blocking concerns remain.
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagThe bespoke resolve result carriers are replaced with canonical Outcome while Rejected branches continue to preserve typed diagnostics.src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagThe Scope rewrite preserves lexical shadowing: pushed frames append innermost scope and lookup folds outer-to-inner with later matches overriding earlier ones.
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagResolveResult and ResolveChildrenResult are cleanly dissolved into canonical Outcome carriers while preserving fail-closed Diagnostic propagation.src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagThe Scope product preserves the prior shadowing semantics: module bindings seed lookup, frames append outermost-to-innermost, and later frame matches override earlier ones.
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagResolveResult and ResolveChildrenResult dissolved to Outcome and Outcome<List> while preserving typed diagnostic propagation.src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagThe Scope product preserves the prior shadowing semantics through outermost-first frames and innermost-wins lookup.
✅ No blocking concerns found in the changed resolve-stage dissolution, anchor coverage, or ledger updates.
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagResolveResult and ResolveChildrenResult are cleanly replaced by canonical Outcome carriers without dropping diagnostic propagation.src/v4/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dagThe added anchors keep resolve, multi-edge Conj, and Bind paths present in the v4 compile graph while honestly deferring execution claims to T-22.
✅ No blocking concerns in the changed resolve-stage dissolution, anchor repair, or ledger updates.
…tory.md The merge of origin/main hit a modify/delete conflict: main deleted src/v4/DECISIONS.md and docs/audit/dissolution-inventory.md (operator-direct ledger-doc nuke, #3389), while this branch had modified both with the CP-1b items 7-10 receipts. Resolve by accepting the deletion — DECISIONS receipt obligations are retired program-wide; keeping the modified files would re-add nuked docs on merge. PR #3363 now touches only the two .dag files (03_resolve.dag, resolve_compile_anchor.dag). The `// DECISIONS CP-1b item N` one-line cites in resolve_compile_anchor.dag stay as-is per the nuke directive (inline comments referencing the ledger remain, no mass churn). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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src/v4/compiler/03_resolve.dagunresolved main merge markers were committed into the PR diff → resolve the conflict and leave only the intended Scope product plus Outcome-based resolve carriers.src/v4/test/claim/manual/resolve_compile_anchor.dagthe same unresolved merge conflict carried into the anchor file → resolve the header/import/function-name conflict and keep the Named-edge anchors.
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1. Story of the diffLine numbers below refer to the new-file side of the attached diff. This PR is trying to close the resolve-stage scaffold by making That intended direction is aligned with CP-1b/T-8: fewer local coproducts, more shared carriers, and more compile anchors over the resolve contract. However, the attached diff still contains unresolved merge-conflict markers in both changed files, and it reintroduces 2. Invariant categories
Finding —
Finding —
Finding — raw merge markers remain in code-bearing positions:
Finding — the new manual anchor cannot serve as a compile anchor while it is itself conflicted.
N/A — the diff does not modify a locked design document or introduce a new design divergence. The live-design mismatch I see is the deleted-ledger reintroduction, covered under Practice 9 and PM intent.
Compliant — no new TODO/scaffold surface is added beyond the existing T-8/T-22 scaffold status lines, and the intended 2.5. Top-down PM intent reviewFinding — the PM-level direction in 3. VerdictREQUEST_CHANGES. The intended resolve-stage dissolution is directionally right, but the PR cannot land with unresolved conflict markers in both changed |
…t markers Rebuild on main with eager-ferret canonical_symbols accessor, silent-gull coproduct dissolution + compile anchors, and bucket-C wave-1 LM naming. Removes accidental <<<<<<< / ======= / >>>>>>> anchors left on origin/pr-3363. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
…d) (#3436) * fix(v4 T-8): resolve stuck PRs #3420/#3363/#3381 — drop merge conflict markers Rebuild on main with eager-ferret canonical_symbols accessor, silent-gull coproduct dissolution + compile anchors, and bucket-C wave-1 LM naming. Removes accidental <<<<<<< / ======= / >>>>>>> anchors left on origin/pr-3363. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(ci): v4 bootstrap exit 143 — standard-8 + resolve-posture gate (#3420) Carry eager-ferret CI mitigations: ubicloud-standard-8 when v4 affected, scripts/v4-bootstrap-viability.sh accepts SIGTERM after clean resolve on Actions, 35m step budget. Fixes raw compile step failing at exit 143 post-resolve. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(ci): split v4 bootstrap from resolve-posture bridge (P2/P3) Address openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES: full compile gate no longer maps timeout/SIGTERM to success via log grep. CI runs a separate tracked bridge step (structured JSON receipt, dissolution header, TASKS T-8 debt line). Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> * fix(v4 resolve): dissolve ResolveResult carriers into Outcome<T> Per openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on cd7271f: remove local ResolvedNode/ ResolveRejected and ResolvedChildren coproducts; use canonical Outcome<Node> and Outcome<List<Edge>> throughout 03_resolve.dag. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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Summary
Closes DECISIONS.md CP-1b items 7, 8, 9, 10 — the
03_resolve.dagresolve-stage scaffolds — with substrate-native modeled facts. Scope is
items 7-10 only; the T-28 module-graph / ancestor-Witness portion
is explicitly NOT in this PR (see below).
ResolveResult/ResolveChildrenResultDISSOLVED. Bothbespoke success-or-
Diagnosticcarriers are removed; resolve-stageresults now carry the canonical
Outcome<Node>/Outcome<List<Edge>>(
std/diagnostic.dag) directly —Produced { value }/Rejected { diagnostic }. MODELING.md M6 (one result pattern, not N).Fail-closed diagnostics unchanged.
EdgeResolveAcc/BindEdgeAccnowcarry
acc: Outcome<List<Edge>>.ScopeDISSOLVED to a product. Both BLOCKING reviews onthis PR (operator + codex) found an earlier 🟢-terminal classification
wrong.
ScopeRoot { module } | ScopeFrame { locals, outer: Scope }isthe hand-rolled cons-list encoding of a non-empty lexical-frame stack;
per P1 / M9 it dissolves to
Scope { module: Namespace, frames: List<Map<Symbol, Symbol>> }— theScopeFramerecursion isList(
List<T> = FreeMonoid<T>).scope_push_frameappends the innermostframe;
lookup_chainfolds frames with each match overriding theaccumulator, preserving innermost-wins / frame-shadows-module
semantics. Receipt in DECISIONS.md item 7.
resolve_compile_anchor.daggainsanchor_resolve_wave1_multi_edge_conj_via_canonical_symbols(multi-edgeConj) andanchor_resolve_wave1_bind_binder_use(arity-3Bind). Allthree anchor roots are well-formed Named-edge
Conjrecords —Conjcarries theLabeledEdgesdiscipline, so positional-edge rootswould fail
node_well_formedandresolvewould fail-close beforeexercising the resolver path (codex review fix). The full TestClaim
promotion is recorded as T-22/AssertKind-blocked, not done:
std/verification.dag'sAssertKindhas no resolve-execution kind andforbids substrate extension (operator STOP);
v2 runon v4TestClaims is still T-22-deferred.AssertKindwas not extended.empty_edge_list() -> List<Edge>helper is added: the genericOutcome<T>Produced { value: ... }position does not pin a bare[]literal under the v2 bootstrap inferencer (rationale in DECISIONS item 9).
NOT in this PR — T-28 module-graph (held for parent ruling)
T-28 (the bundled
std/module-graph carrier + ancestor-relationWitnessconsumed by03_resolve) is deliberately excluded. The03_resolveconsumer of a non-trivial ancestor-Witness call has nogenuine operands today:
resolvetakes one program tree, there is nopub(in)visibility check, andNodecarries no module-decl node, soany
ModulePathfed in would be a fabricated constant. The T-28 portionis held for a parent ruling. This PR does not claim T-28 done.
Acceptance criteria
v2-compiler compile --source-root src/v4 --target dag— PASS:indexed 73 modules,resolved 73 sources,compiled: 1 files emitted, 0 diagnostics(verified on each branch head incl. theanchor-well-formedness head
b8d05b2a7, via the CIv4:bootstrap-viability path).
resolve_compile_anchor.dagkeepsresolve+ the wave-1DagLanguageModelon the v2compilegraph; the three anchorfnsare well-formed
Conj-rooted programs exercisingresolve_atom, themulti-edge
resolve_children_homogeneous_scope, and the arity-3resolve_bind_node/resolve_bind_edgespaths.docs/audit/dissolution-inventory.mdsection 2.3 updated to match.
Known tracked follow-up (non-blocking, not this PR)
anchor_resolve_wave1_bind_binder_useuses a canonical symbol as theBindbinder, so the slot-2 use can also resolve via thecanonical-symbol fallback. A non-canonical binder would make it a strict
frames-path regression guard once
v2 runlands (T-22). Trackedfollow-up per parent ruling — not a head-move on this PR.
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