Five compile-time passes added 491 lines to the thing that was supposed to stop
growing. The seam is ~55 lines of C and one line of emission, and it does at
runtime what three of those five kinds did at compile time -- for programs that
are already built.
a construct declared AFTER the binary exists applies to it
free when unused: 0.36s vs 0.37s baseline across 267 indirections
dlsym was the cost, not the table scan; resolve-once recovered 3.5x
refusal works, composition works, unlinked targets are skipped not fatal
injects_at_exit and wraps_body do NOT collapse: early returns must route
through the body-helper wrapper regardless of when the target is resolved. The
wrapper is structural, which I had wrong. prohibits_outside cannot move at all
-- a #error has no runtime.
Controls: 99/99 native compiler tests, plus tests/integration/seam_binding.sh
(6/6) for the claim compile_capture structurally cannot see.
bigmerge
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