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Summary
WalkthroughThe parser now rejects unsupported legacy DDlog tokens with centralised diagnostics. Modern ChangesLegacy token compatibility
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Source
participant Parser
participant SpanScanner
participant ReservedTokens
participant Diagnostics
Source->>Parser: parse source text
Parser->>SpanScanner: parse_tokens
SpanScanner->>ReservedTokens: collect_reserved_token_errors
ReservedTokens->>Diagnostics: construct token-specific errors
Diagnostics-->>Parser: return combined parse errors
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Reviewer's GuideIntroduces a detailed execution plan document for finalising legacy token compatibility policy (roadmap item 2.6.7) and significantly expands AGENTS.md with more prescriptive guidance on documentation, testing, error handling, observability, and tooling usage, without changing any parser or code behaviour yet. Sequence diagram for the planned reserved token rejection in the parsersequenceDiagram
participant Tokenizer
participant Parser
participant reserved_tokens
participant Parsed
Tokenizer->>Parser: [stream SyntaxKind tokens]
loop for each token
Parser->>reserved_tokens: rejection_for(kind)
alt reserved_tokens::rejection_for returns Some(message)
Parser->>reserved_tokens: reserved_token_error(span, message)
reserved_tokens-->>Parser: Simple<SyntaxKind>
Parser->>Parsed: errors.push(Simple<SyntaxKind>)
Parser-->>Tokenizer: [recover and skip malformed span]
else rejection_tokens::rejection_for returns None
Parser-->>Tokenizer: [continue normal parsing]
end
end
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Drafts the self-contained execution plan for roadmap item 2.6.7 and parser conformance register item 14, finalising the policy matrix for `typedef`, `as`, the legacy type names, `#`, and `<=>`. The plan adopts the "reservation without semantics" pattern (parse-stage rejection with per-token diagnostics and fix hints), reconciles the spec/code conflicts in sections 2.3, 5.2, and 9.1, and routes every enforcement site through a single `reserved_tokens::rejection_for` predicate so messages cannot drift between scanners. Includes the workspace audit counts, an explicit linter / sema regression test, and a Decision Log entry recording why lex-stage rejection was considered and rejected. Revised once after a Logisphere community-of-experts review on the same day. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Capture the renewed workspace audit before parser implementation starts. The audit shows the existing file-count tolerance is lower than the work required by the accepted plan, so record the exception and the available options before making code changes.
Update the execution plan with the explicit proceed decision after the previous file-count tolerance block. Record the raised semantic scope limit, the missing user-guide document, and the one-time Markdown formatting baseline required by the repository gates. Apply the formatter output now so subsequent parser-policy commits are not mixed with unrelated Markdown wrapping churn.
Reject legacy-only DDlog tokens through a shared parser diagnostic module while preserving modern `type`, import aliases, and attribute syntax. Migrate owned examples and parser fixtures away from `typedef` and `bit<N>` so the repository exercises the documented grammar. Update the syntax spec, conformance register, user/developer documentation, changelog, roadmap, and execplan to record the implemented compatibility policy and final validation results.
Mark the legacy-token compatibility execplan complete after final gates passed and CodeRabbit reviewed the pushed implementation with zero findings.
Resolve post-rebase Markdown structure issues caught by markdownlint-cli2. Keep main's current AGENTS instructions, separate the contents index opening list from the next heading, and fold the legacy-token guidance into the existing user guide without a second top-level heading.
Refresh the generated spelling baseline for the branch documentation and apply Oxford `-ize` spellings required by the new lint gate. Remove duplicated execplan sections exposed by the updated Markdown lint rules and retain the formatter's documentation normalization.
Replace test-helper `expect` calls with explicit extraction invariants so the new mainline Whitaker gate recognizes the intended panic boundaries. Retain the formatter-required separation between the merged legacy-token and relation-declaration guide sections.
Regenerate `typos.toml` without the blanket inline-code exclusion so Markdown identifiers remain subject to the spelling policy. Preserve the external `color` spelling through a narrow repository exception. Rename the private token-normalization helper to use Oxford `-ize` spelling and update its test and documentation references.
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This expression-span check does not prove that the Pratt parser handled the token. For an assignment literal such as Output(x) :- x <=> y = z., validation sends the left-hand side to the pattern parser, which has no reserved-token handling, yet this condition suppresses the fallback <=> diagnostic because the token lies anywhere in the literal span. The inverse also occurs for Output(x) :- bigint., where Pratt emits the bigint diagnostic and the global collector emits it again because only <=> is exempted. Deduplicate using the reserved-token errors actually emitted for each token span rather than this token-kind/expression-span heuristic.
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| fn is_bare_hash(tokens: &[(SyntaxKind, Span)], src: &str, idx: usize) -> bool { | ||
| next_inline_non_trivia(tokens, src, idx).is_none_or(|(kind, _)| kind != SyntaxKind::T_LBRACKET) |
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Skipping inline whitespace and comments makes inputs such as # [cold]\ntype Foo = u32 and #/*comment*/[cold] count as attribute prefixes, so they receive neither the new bare-# diagnostic nor rejection from the attribute scanner, which skips the same trivia. The updated grammar and diagnostic only permit the literal #[...] prefix; determine whether [ is immediately adjacent to the hash instead of looking for the next non-trivia token.
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In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md`:
- Around line 903-908: Update the revision note’s scope budget statement to use
the approved limits of 28 files and 800 net lines, replacing the outdated
14-file and 360-line values while preserving the surrounding summary.
- Around line 86-95: Update the plan’s references to “five messages” to
accurately reflect the eight rejection-message constants: use “eight
diagnostics” or explicitly distinguish five token classes from eight messages.
Apply this correction consistently in the sections around the enforcement sites
and implementation contract, including the references corresponding to lines
208-212 and 819-822.
- Around line 58-63: Update the documented as policy to describe its implemented
expression-cast operator role rather than a future cast keyword, consistent with
the K_AS handling in infix.rs. In the Import grammar, replace the alias type
reference UcName with LcName to match the normative syntax specification and
lowercase-alias behavior. Keep the existing import-alias role and accepted
parser behavior unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/differential-datalog-parser-syntax-spec-updated.md`
around lines 99 - 108: The normative keyword-list omission is the corresponding
specification inconsistency.
In `@docs/parser-implementation-notes.md`:
- Around line 326-331: Update the later parser-contract diagnostics statement
near the references to error_messages.rs so it applies only to feature-specific
diagnostics or explicitly excludes reserved-token diagnostics. Preserve
reserved_tokens.rs as the sole documented owner of reserved-token compatibility
diagnostics, including rejection_for and reserved_token_error.
In `@src/parser/ast/type_def.rs`:
- Around line 68-84: Rename the tests regular_typedef_parsed and
typedef_name_span_points_to_declaration_identifier in
src/parser/ast/type_def.rs:68-84 to use “type” terminology. Rename
typedef_parsing in src/parser/tests/parser.rs:163-166 to clearly describe both
the type and extern type cases; no behavioral changes are needed.
In `@src/parser/tests/reserved_tokens.rs`:
- Around line 50-55: Expand legacy_type_names_are_rejected_outwith_type_position
into parameterized cases covering bigint, bit, double, float, and signed, and
assert each input produces its corresponding reserved-token error constant. Keep
the existing non-type-position parse scenario and ensure type-position cases are
not substituted for this scanner-path coverage.
- Around line 79-96: Add a regression test alongside
import_alias_keyword_is_preserved that parses a valid expr as type expression
and asserts it succeeds without parse errors, preserving the K_AS cast role
handled by infix expression parsing.
In `@tests/reserved_token_rejection.rs`:
- Around line 87-92: Update the test around Runner::new to register a
deterministic rule that would emit a diagnostic for source, then assert no rule
diagnostic is returned while parsed.errors() contains RESERVED_TYPEDEF_ERROR.
Ensure the test proves Runner short-circuits rule execution on the parse error
rather than relying on an empty rule store.
In `@typos.toml`:
- Line 312: Remove the “color” exception from typos.toml and leave the existing
corresponding entry in typos.local.toml unchanged.
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| - `as` (`K_AS`) — **keep as the import alias keyword and the future cast | ||
| keyword**. Spec section `9.1`'s "reject as a keyword" wording is corrected | ||
| because upstream DDlog used `as` in both roles and the current ddlint parser | ||
| already depends on it for `Import` aliases (`src/parser/ast/import.rs`, | ||
| `src/parser/span_scanners/imports.rs`). Spec section `5.2` is updated so the | ||
| `Import` production records the alias clause. |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Align the policy documentation with the parser contract.
The execplan still describes as as a future cast keyword and uses UcName; update it to reflect the supported expression-cast form and the normative LcName alias grammar. The normative specification also omits retained legacy token kinds from its keyword list; add them or explicitly state that Section 9.1 supplements the list. Keep the plan and specification consistent with the implemented policy.
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In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md` around
lines 58 - 63, Update the documented as policy to describe its implemented
expression-cast operator role rather than a future cast keyword, consistent with
the K_AS handling in infix.rs. In the Import grammar, replace the alias type
reference UcName with LcName to match the normative syntax specification and
lowercase-alias behavior. Keep the existing import-alias role and accepted
parser behavior unchanged.
Apply the same fix in `@docs/differential-datalog-parser-syntax-spec-updated.md`
around lines 99 - 108: The normative keyword-list omission is the corresponding
specification inconsistency.
Source: Learnings
| All diagnostics flow through a new module `src/parser/reserved_tokens.rs`. The | ||
| module hosts the per-token message constants, a single classification predicate | ||
| `rejection_for(kind: SyntaxKind) -> Option<&'static str>` that returns the | ||
| message text when the kind is a rejected reserved token (and `None` otherwise), | ||
| and a thin constructor that builds a `Simple<SyntaxKind>::custom` from a span | ||
| plus a message. Every enforcement site (the four named below) routes through | ||
| this predicate so the five messages cannot drift between scanners. The module | ||
| name uses "reserved tokens" rather than "legacy tokens" because `as` is also a | ||
| legacy token but is *kept*; the rejected set is more precisely described as | ||
| "reserved without semantics" in the Rust-tier sense. |
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Count the reserved-token diagnostics correctly.
These ranges call them “five messages”, but Lines 781-797 define eight constants: typedef, <=>, bare #, and five legacy type names. Change the count to eight diagnostics, or state explicitly that five token classes expand to eight rejection messages. Keep the plan aligned with its implementation contract.
Also applies to: 208-212, 819-822
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[uncategorized] ~92-~92: Use a comma before ‘so’ if it connects two independent clauses (unless they are closely connected and short).
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In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md` around
lines 86 - 95, Update the plan’s references to “five messages” to accurately
reflect the eight rejection-message constants: use “eight diagnostics” or
explicitly distinguish five token classes from eight messages. Apply this
correction consistently in the sections around the enforcement sites and
implementation contract, including the references corresponding to lines 208-212
and 819-822.
| Effect on remaining work: the workspace audit step is now explicit at the top | ||
| of stage A, the predicate constraint binds every enforcement site identically, | ||
| and the test plan now commits to one extra regression test under the linter / | ||
| sema suite. The overall scope budget (≤14 files, ≤360 net LOC) is unchanged | ||
| because the new module is small and the new regression test is a single rstest | ||
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Record the approved scope budget consistently.
Lines 441-445 raise the tolerance to 28 files and 800 net lines. Lines 903-908 still say that the budget remains 14 files and 360 net lines. Update the revision note to the approved values so the completed plan does not contradict its own decision log.
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In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md` around
lines 903 - 908, Update the revision note’s scope budget statement to use the
approved limits of 28 files and 800 net lines, replacing the outdated 14-file
and 360-line values while preserving the surrounding summary.
| - Reserved-token compatibility diagnostics are centralized in | ||
| `src/parser/reserved_tokens.rs`. The lexer keeps legacy token kinds such as | ||
| `K_TYPEDEF`, `K_BIGINT`, and `T_SPACESHIP` so parser recovery can report | ||
| exact spans, while parser scanners and the Pratt expression layer reject | ||
| unsupported uses through `reserved_tokens::rejection_for` and | ||
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📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Keep diagnostic-module ownership unambiguous.
Line 326 assigns reserved-token diagnostics to reserved_tokens.rs, but Lines 360-364 still state that parser-contract diagnostic strings live in error_messages.rs. Narrow the later statement to feature-specific diagnostics, or explicitly exempt reserved-token diagnostics. Keep one documented owner for each diagnostic family.
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In `@docs/parser-implementation-notes.md` around lines 326 - 331, Update the later
parser-contract diagnostics statement near the references to error_messages.rs
so it applies only to feature-specific diagnostics or explicitly excludes
reserved-token diagnostics. Preserve reserved_tokens.rs as the sole documented
owner of reserved-token compatibility diagnostics, including rejection_for and
reserved_token_error.
| fn regular_typedef_parsed() { | ||
| let parsed = parse("typedef UserId = u64"); | ||
| let parsed = parse("type UserId = u64"); | ||
| crate::test_util::assert_no_parse_errors(parsed.errors()); | ||
| #[expect(clippy::expect_used, reason = "Using expect for clearer test failures")] | ||
| let td = parsed | ||
| .root() | ||
| .type_defs() | ||
| .first() | ||
| .cloned() | ||
| .expect("typedef missing"); | ||
| .expect("type missing"); | ||
| assert_eq!(td.name().as_deref(), Some("UserId")); | ||
| assert!(!td.is_extern()); | ||
| } | ||
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| #[test] | ||
| fn typedef_name_span_points_to_declaration_identifier() { | ||
| let source = "typedef UserId = UserId"; | ||
| let source = "type UserId = UserId"; |
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Align migrated test names with the supported syntax.
src/parser/ast/type_def.rs#L68-L84: Renameregular_typedef_parsedandtypedef_name_span_points_to_declaration_identifierto usetype.src/parser/tests/parser.rs#L163-L166: Renametypedef_parsingto describe thetypeandextern typecases.
As per path instructions, use “clear, descriptive names for classes, methods, functions, and variables”.
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In `@src/parser/ast/type_def.rs` around lines 68 - 84, Rename the tests
regular_typedef_parsed and typedef_name_span_points_to_declaration_identifier in
src/parser/ast/type_def.rs:68-84 to use “type” terminology. Rename
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| #[test] | ||
| fn import_alias_keyword_is_preserved() { | ||
| let parsed = parse_ok("import foo::bar as baz\n"); | ||
| let imports = parsed.root().imports(); | ||
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| assert_eq!(imports.len(), 1); | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| imports.first().map(crate::ast::Import::path).as_deref(), | ||
| Some("foo::bar") | ||
| ); | ||
| assert_eq!( | ||
| imports | ||
| .first() | ||
| .and_then(crate::ast::Import::alias) | ||
| .as_deref(), | ||
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| ); | ||
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Protect the supported as cast role.
The file verifies an import alias but not an expression cast. The policy and src/parser/expression/infix.rs Lines 22-67 preserve the expr as type form. Add a successful expression-cast regression so a future reserved-token check cannot reject K_AS during expression parsing.
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In `@src/parser/tests/reserved_tokens.rs` around lines 79 - 96, Add a regression
test alongside import_alias_keyword_is_preserved that parses a valid expr as
type expression and asserts it succeeds without parse errors, preserving the
K_AS cast role handled by infix expression parsing.
| "colonizers" = "colonizers" | ||
| "colonizes" = "colonizes" | ||
| "colonizing" = "colonizing" | ||
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Remove "color" = "color" from typos.toml. Keep the existing entry in
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Require literal `#[` attribute prefixes and deduplicate parser-derived reserved-token errors by exact span and message. This removes the expression-span quadratic scan while retaining one error per token. Short-circuit lint rules when parsing fails, expand regression coverage, and align the compatibility documentation with the implemented grammar.
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Inline comments:
In `@docs/differential-datalog-parser-syntax-spec-updated.md`:
- Around line 574-578: Update the FlatMap/Inspect policy in the syntax
specification to match parser behavior: remove the claim that these tokens are
rejected with targeted messages unless parser rejection_for handling is added
for both identifier expressions and patterns. Keep the documentation consistent
with the implemented acceptance behavior.
In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md`:
- Around line 341-348: Correct the audit paragraph to state that legacy tokens
were found in nine owned examples, while preserving the existing counts of
typedef in seven examples and bit<N> in three.
- Around line 703-710: Update the validation command lists in Stage E and the
repeated section to use the required order: make fmt, make check-fmt, make lint,
make test, make markdownlint, then make nixie.
In `@src/parser/reserved_tokens.rs`:
- Around line 28-37: Make rejection_for context-aware so SyntaxKind::K_AS is
rejected in expression/type-ascription parsing while remaining allowed by the
import-alias parsing path. Update callers such as the expression parser and
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behavior. Add regression coverage for both the valid import alias and rejected
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| pub(crate) fn rejection_for(kind: SyntaxKind) -> Option<&'static str> { | ||
| match kind { | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_TYPEDEF => Some(RESERVED_TYPEDEF_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::T_SPACESHIP => Some(RESERVED_SPACESHIP_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_BIGINT => Some(RESERVED_BIGINT_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_BIT => Some(RESERVED_BIT_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_DOUBLE => Some(RESERVED_DOUBLE_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_FLOAT => Some(RESERVED_FLOAT_ERROR), | ||
| SyntaxKind::K_SIGNED => Some(RESERVED_SIGNED_ERROR), | ||
| _ => None, |
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Reject as outside import aliases.
Make rejection_for context-aware. It returns None for SyntaxKind::K_AS, so expression parsing accepts value as Type through the existing infix type-ascription path. The token collector also does not report this use.
Exempt as only in import-alias parsing. Add regression tests for a valid import foo as bar and a rejected expression-level as.
The PR objective limits as support to import aliases.
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In `@src/parser/reserved_tokens.rs` around lines 28 - 37, Make rejection_for
context-aware so SyntaxKind::K_AS is rejected in expression/type-ascription
parsing while remaining allowed by the import-alias parsing path. Update callers
such as the expression parser and token collector to pass the parsing context,
preserving valid import foo as bar behavior. Add regression coverage for both
the valid import alias and rejected expression-level as.
Update the historical audit and migration budget to reflect nine owned examples while preserving the typedef and bit<N> counts. Put Stage E and its executable validation commands in the required gate order.
Assert exact token spans for reserved-token diagnostics and prove that the linter never dispatches rules after an arbitrary parse failure. Align the FlatMap and Inspect compatibility contract with the parser.
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| fn emitted_reserved_errors_are_not_duplicated() { | ||
| let source = "Output(x) :- Source(x), bigint.\n"; | ||
| let parsed = parse_err(source); | ||
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| assert_eq!( | ||
| count_custom_parse_errors(parsed.errors(), RESERVED_BIGINT_ERROR), | ||
| 1, | ||
| ); | ||
| assert_reserved_token_error( | ||
| parsed.errors(), | ||
| RESERVED_BIGINT_ERROR, | ||
| token_span(source, "bigint"), | ||
| ); | ||
| } |
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In `@docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md`:
- Around line 707-710: Update the test instructions in the ExecPlan to use make
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Summary
Draft execution plan for roadmap item 2.6.7 / parser conformance
register item 14 — finalising the policy matrix for
typedef,as,the legacy type names (
bigint,bit,double,float,signed),#, and<=>.The plan adopts the "reservation without semantics" pattern borrowed
from Rust's reserved-keyword tier: lex into named token kinds, reject in
the parser with per-token diagnostics and fix hints, route every
enforcement site through a single
reserved_tokens::rejection_forpredicate, and reconcile the contradictions inside spec sections 2.3,
5.2, and 9.1 in one atomic change.
asis kept (load-bearing inimport X as Y) and#is kept (load-bearing as the#[...]attributesigil);
typedef, bare#,<=>, and the legacy type names arerejected with deterministic messages.
The execplan was drafted, then revised once after a Logisphere
community-of-experts review (conditions applied: module renamed to
reserved_tokens, message constants pinned topub(crate), singleclassification predicate added, workspace audit pre-quantified,
linter / sema regression test committed,
CHANGELOG.mdupdate added,lex-stage rejection recorded as considered-and-rejected in the Decision
Log).
This PR contains:
AGENTS.mdsync from the memoryd source;docs/execplans/2-6-7-finalize-legacy-token-compatibility-policy.md.
No parser or test code is modified yet. The plan must be approved
before implementation begins.
Test plan
matrix matches the intent of spec section 9.1 and parser
conformance register item 14.
asand#[...]regression coverage issufficient to guard the preserved uses.
is acceptable.
entries (especially the immediate
typedefcutover vs adeprecation cycle).
make markdownlintpasses locally (verified).make nixiepasses locally (verified).References
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Document the execution plan for finalising the legacy token compatibility policy and refresh contributor guidelines for documentation, testing, and tooling usage.
Documentation:
typedef,as, legacy type names,#, and<=>.Chores: