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feat: alias vocabulary — qualified refs, imports, captures, non_word_boundary - #9
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…boundary Completes the alias handling the Ruby corpus vocabulary needs: - Qualified alias refs (map.<dep-alias>.<name>): the parser captures the dotted form; the converter resolves the target through dep aliases, parses the dependency map's source (memoized), and renders the alias in pattern, expression, and replacement positions. - Imported (alias-less) dependencies merge their aliases into scope — resolved lazily through the same dependency table; targets that resolve to a map file are parsed, legacy libraries keep the library-alias harvest. - capture(...) becomes an expression term (one paren nesting), so capture-bearing aliases compose in patterns; ref(N) in a from position is a regex backreference. - non_word_boundary joins the primitives (expr tokenizer + pattern table); the old 'non_boundary' name is gone. - Multi-char string sets stay alternations in the PATTERN renderer too — any(['hello','Hello']) was collapsing to a char class. - The import seed runs after the per-doc context reset (the seed was silently wiped by the reset that followed it).
The dep-map fixture must exist on the load path the test creates, not the developer's machine.
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Completes the alias handling the Ruby corpus vocabulary needs (companion: interscript-ruby grammar/generator side lands alongside):
map.<dep-alias>.<name>— parser captures the dotted form; the converter resolves the target via dep aliases, parses the dependency's source (memoized per target), and renders the alias in pattern, expression, and replacement positions._library_aliasesharvest.capture(...)as an expression term (one paren nesting level) so capture-bearing aliases compose in patterns;ref(N)in a from position is a regex backreference.non_word_boundaryprimitive (expr tokenizer + pattern table; the deadnon_boundaryname removed).any(['hello','Hello'])collapsed to a char class in_regex_of(the_render_itemtwin was fixed in fix: any() in results picks the first alternative; multi-char sets stay alternations #8).Suite: 35 passed / 1 xpassed (with
INTERSCRIPT_MAPS_PATH). Via the Ruby bridge: dsl_stage Python legs down to 1 (the extended-engine fallback — Ruby callbacks can't cross the runtime boundary; needs a design decision, tracked separately).