Fix transpiler append! emit for mutable globals + run_with_io error recovery

The transpiler's append! emit path didn't check ml-is-mutable-global?,
so (append! *provide-batch-queue* sub) wrote to a dead local variable
instead of the global _ref. This caused the combined test suite hang —
fire-provide-subscribers was silently broken before the local-ref shadow
removal, and now correctly modifies the global batch queue.

Also adds run_with_io error-to-raise conversion (kont_has_handler guard)
so native Eval_errors can be caught by CEK guard/handler-bind when running
through the test runner's IO-aware step loop.

2798/2800 tests pass. 2 foreign-type-checking failures remain: guard can't
catch Eval_error from native fns called through cek_run_iterative (the
handler dispatch itself uses cek_call which re-enters cek_run_iterative,
creating an infinite loop). Fix requires spec-level change: make (error)
use CEK raise instead of host-error.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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2026-04-05 18:59:38 +00:00
parent b61b437ccd
commit 7f772e0f23
3 changed files with 51 additions and 18 deletions

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@@ -834,30 +834,40 @@
(ml-emit-map-dict args set-vars)
(= op "append!")
(let
((target (nth args 0))
((target (symbol-name (nth expr 1)))
(item-expr (ml-expr-inner (nth args 1) set-vars)))
(if
(and
(= (type-of target) "symbol")
(some
(fn (v) (= v (ml-mangle (symbol-name target))))
set-vars))
(ml-is-mutable-global? target)
(let
((mangled (ml-mangle (symbol-name target))))
((mangled (ml-mangle target)))
(str
"("
mangled
" := sx_append_b !"
"ref := sx_append_b !"
mangled
" "
"ref "
item-expr
"; Nil)"))
(str
"(sx_append_b "
(ml-expr-inner target set-vars)
" "
item-expr
")")))
(if
(and
(= (type-of (nth expr 1)) "symbol")
(some (fn (v) (= v (ml-mangle target))) set-vars))
(let
((mangled (ml-mangle target)))
(str
"("
mangled
" := sx_append_b !"
mangled
" "
item-expr
"; Nil)"))
(str
"(sx_append_b "
(ml-expr-inner (nth expr 1) set-vars)
" "
item-expr
")"))))
(= op "dict-set!")
(str
"(sx_dict_set_b "