Rename: nlg → elp (Engram Language Protocol)

tests/examples/lang-fr-question.el

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+// lang-fr-question.el - French question inversion test.
+//
+// Tests specifically that the French "inversion" question strategy works:
+// the verb fronts before the subject, producing Verb-Subject-Object order.
+//
+// "Parler" (to speak) is an -er verb; "français" is the patient (what is spoken).
+// Subject pronoun: "il" (he).
+//
+// Expected output (approximate):
+//   "Parle il français?"   (verb-subject-object inversion)
+//
+// Note: full French inversion includes a euphonic -t- between verb and pronoun
+// ("Parle-t-il") — this requires morphology-fr.el with inversion helpers.
+// Without that module the engine produces the bare inverted form.
+
+fn run_test() -> String {
+    let form: [String] = native_list_empty()
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "intent")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "question")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "agent")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "il")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "predicate")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "parler")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "patient")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "français")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "location")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "tense")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "present")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "aspect")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "simple")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "lang")
+    let form = native_list_append(form, "fr")
+    return realize(form)
+}
+
+println(run_test())