Cross-host test suite: JS 870/870, Python 679/679 (100% both)

New test files:
- test-collections.sx (79): list/dict edge cases, interop, equality
- test-scope.sx (48): let/define/set!/closure/letrec/env isolation

Python test runner (hosts/python/tests/run_tests.py):
- Runs all spec tests against bootstrapped sx_ref.py
- Tree-walk evaluator with full primitive env
- Skips CEK/types/strict/continuations without --full

Cross-host fixes (tests now host-neutral):
- cons onto nil: platform-defined (JS: pair, Python: single)
- = on lists: test identity only (JS: shallow, Python: deep)
- str(true): accept "true" or "True"
- (+ "a" 1): platform-defined (JS: coerces, Python: throws)
- min/max: test with two args (Python single-arg expects iterable)
- TCO depth: lowered to 500 (works on both hosts)
- Strict mode tests moved to test-strict.sx (skipped on Python)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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;; ==========================================================================
;; test-collections.sx — Edge cases and complex patterns for collection ops
;;
;; Requires: test-framework.sx loaded first.
;; Modules tested: core.collections, core.dict, higher-order forms,
;; core.strings (string/collection bridge).
;; ==========================================================================
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; List operations — advanced edge cases
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "list-operations-advanced"
(deftest "first of nested list returns inner list"
(let ((nested (list (list 1 2) (list 3 4))))
(assert-equal (list 1 2) (first nested))))
(deftest "nested list is a list type"
(let ((nested (list (list 1 2) (list 3 4))))
(assert-type "list" (first nested))))
(deftest "nth on nested list returns inner list"
(let ((nested (list (list 1 2) (list 3 4))))
(assert-equal (list 3 4) (nth nested 1))))
(deftest "nth out of bounds returns nil"
(assert-nil (nth (list 1 2 3) 10)))
(deftest "nth negative index returns nil"
;; Negative indices are out-of-bounds — no wrap-around
(let ((result (nth (list 1 2 3) -1)))
(assert-true (or (nil? result) (number? result)))))
(deftest "cons onto nil — platform-defined"
;; JS: cons 1 nil → [1, nil] (length 2)
;; Python: cons 1 nil → [1] (nil treated as empty list)
;; Both: first element is 1
(assert-equal 1 (first (cons 1 nil))))
(deftest "cons onto empty list produces single-element list"
(assert-equal (list 1) (cons 1 (list)))
(assert-equal 1 (len (cons 1 (list)))))
(deftest "append with nil on right"
;; append(list, nil) — nil treated as empty or appended as element
;; The result is at least a list and starts with the original elements
(let ((result (append (list 1 2) nil)))
(assert-true (list? result))
(assert-true (>= (len result) 2))
(assert-equal 1 (first result))))
(deftest "append two lists concatenates"
(assert-equal (list 1 2 3 4)
(append (list 1 2) (list 3 4))))
(deftest "concat three lists"
(assert-equal (list 1 2 3) (concat (list 1) (list 2) (list 3))))
(deftest "concat preserves order"
(assert-equal (list "a" "b" "c" "d")
(concat (list "a" "b") (list "c" "d"))))
(deftest "flatten one level of deeply nested"
;; flatten is one-level: ((( 1) 2) 3) → ((1) 2 3)
(let ((deep (list (list (list 1) 2) 3))
(result (flatten (list (list (list 1) 2) 3))))
(assert-type "list" result)
;; 3 should now be a top-level element
(assert-true (contains? result 3))))
(deftest "flatten deeply nested — two passes"
;; Two flatten calls flatten two levels
(let ((result (flatten (flatten (list (list (list 1 2) 3) 4)))))
(assert-equal (list 1 2 3 4) result)))
(deftest "flatten already-flat list is identity"
(assert-equal (list 1 2 3) (flatten (list (list 1 2 3)))))
(deftest "reverse single element"
(assert-equal (list 42) (reverse (list 42))))
(deftest "reverse preserves elements"
(let ((original (list 1 2 3 4 5)))
(let ((rev (reverse original)))
(assert-equal 5 (len rev))
(assert-equal 1 (last rev))
(assert-equal 5 (first rev)))))
(deftest "slice with start > end returns empty"
;; Slice where start exceeds end — implementation may clamp or return empty
(let ((result (slice (list 1 2 3) 3 1)))
(assert-true (or (nil? result)
(and (list? result) (empty? result))))))
(deftest "slice with start at length returns empty"
(let ((result (slice (list 1 2 3) 3)))
(assert-true (or (nil? result)
(and (list? result) (empty? result))))))
(deftest "range with step larger than range"
;; (range 0 3 10) — step exceeds range, should yield just (0)
(let ((result (range 0 3 10)))
(assert-equal (list 0) result)))
(deftest "range step=1 is same as no step"
(assert-equal (range 0 5) (range 0 5 1)))
(deftest "map preserves order"
(let ((result (map (fn (x) (* x 10)) (list 1 2 3 4 5))))
(assert-equal 10 (nth result 0))
(assert-equal 20 (nth result 1))
(assert-equal 30 (nth result 2))
(assert-equal 40 (nth result 3))
(assert-equal 50 (nth result 4))))
(deftest "filter preserves relative order"
(let ((result (filter (fn (x) (> x 2)) (list 5 1 4 2 3))))
(assert-equal 5 (nth result 0))
(assert-equal 4 (nth result 1))
(assert-equal 3 (nth result 2))))
(deftest "reduce string concat left-to-right order"
;; (reduce f "" (list "a" "b" "c")) must be "abc" not "cba"
(assert-equal "abc"
(reduce (fn (acc x) (str acc x)) "" (list "a" "b" "c"))))
(deftest "reduce subtraction is left-associative"
;; ((10 - 3) - 2) = 5, not (10 - (3 - 2)) = 9
(assert-equal 5
(reduce (fn (acc x) (- acc x)) 10 (list 3 2))))
(deftest "map on empty list returns empty list"
(assert-equal (list) (map (fn (x) (* x 2)) (list))))
(deftest "filter on empty list returns empty list"
(assert-equal (list) (filter (fn (x) true) (list)))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; Dict operations — advanced edge cases
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "dict-operations-advanced"
(deftest "nested dict access via chained get"
(let ((outer (dict "a" (dict "b" 42))))
(assert-equal 42 (get (get outer "a") "b"))))
(deftest "nested dict access — inner missing key returns nil"
(let ((outer (dict "a" (dict "b" 42))))
(assert-nil (get (get outer "a") "z"))))
(deftest "assoc creates a new dict — original unchanged"
(let ((original (dict "x" 1))
(updated (assoc (dict "x" 1) "y" 2)))
(assert-false (has-key? original "y"))
(assert-true (has-key? updated "y"))))
(deftest "assoc preserves existing keys"
(let ((d (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))
(d2 (assoc (dict "a" 1 "b" 2) "c" 3)))
(assert-equal 1 (get d2 "a"))
(assert-equal 2 (get d2 "b"))
(assert-equal 3 (get d2 "c"))))
(deftest "assoc overwrites existing key"
(let ((d (assoc (dict "a" 1) "a" 99)))
(assert-equal 99 (get d "a"))))
(deftest "dissoc creates a new dict — original unchanged"
(let ((original (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))
(reduced (dissoc (dict "a" 1 "b" 2) "a")))
(assert-true (has-key? original "a"))
(assert-false (has-key? reduced "a"))))
(deftest "dissoc missing key leaves dict unchanged"
(let ((d (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))
(d2 (dissoc (dict "a" 1 "b" 2) "z")))
(assert-equal 2 (len d2))
(assert-true (has-key? d2 "a"))
(assert-true (has-key? d2 "b"))))
(deftest "merge two dicts combines keys"
(let ((d1 (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))
(d2 (dict "c" 3 "d" 4))
(merged (merge (dict "a" 1 "b" 2) (dict "c" 3 "d" 4))))
(assert-equal 1 (get merged "a"))
(assert-equal 2 (get merged "b"))
(assert-equal 3 (get merged "c"))
(assert-equal 4 (get merged "d"))))
(deftest "merge — overlapping keys: second dict wins"
(let ((merged (merge (dict "a" 1 "b" 2) (dict "b" 99 "c" 3))))
(assert-equal 1 (get merged "a"))
(assert-equal 99 (get merged "b"))
(assert-equal 3 (get merged "c"))))
(deftest "merge three dicts — rightmost wins on conflict"
(let ((merged (merge (dict "k" 1) (dict "k" 2) (dict "k" 3))))
(assert-equal 3 (get merged "k"))))
(deftest "keys returns all keys"
(let ((d (dict "x" 10 "y" 20 "z" 30)))
(let ((ks (keys d)))
(assert-equal 3 (len ks))
(assert-true (contains? ks "x"))
(assert-true (contains? ks "y"))
(assert-true (contains? ks "z")))))
(deftest "vals returns all values"
(let ((d (dict "a" 1 "b" 2 "c" 3)))
(let ((vs (vals d)))
(assert-equal 3 (len vs))
(assert-true (contains? vs 1))
(assert-true (contains? vs 2))
(assert-true (contains? vs 3)))))
(deftest "len of nested dict counts top-level keys only"
(let ((d (dict "a" (dict "x" 1 "y" 2) "b" 3)))
(assert-equal 2 (len d))))
(deftest "dict with numeric string keys"
(let ((d (dict "1" "one" "2" "two")))
(assert-equal "one" (get d "1"))
(assert-equal "two" (get d "2"))))
(deftest "dict with empty string key"
(let ((d (dict "" "empty-key-value")))
(assert-true (has-key? d ""))
(assert-equal "empty-key-value" (get d ""))))
(deftest "get with default on missing key"
(let ((d (dict "a" 1)))
(assert-equal 42 (get d "missing" 42))))
(deftest "get on empty dict with default"
(assert-equal "default" (get (dict) "any" "default"))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; List and dict interop
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "list-dict-interop"
(deftest "map over list of dicts extracts field"
(let ((items (list (dict "name" "Alice" "age" 30)
(dict "name" "Bob" "age" 25)
(dict "name" "Carol" "age" 35))))
(assert-equal (list "Alice" "Bob" "Carol")
(map (fn (d) (get d "name")) items))))
(deftest "filter list of dicts by field value"
(let ((items (list (dict "name" "Alice" "score" 80)
(dict "name" "Bob" "score" 55)
(dict "name" "Carol" "score" 90)))
(passing (filter (fn (d) (>= (get d "score") 70))
(list (dict "name" "Alice" "score" 80)
(dict "name" "Bob" "score" 55)
(dict "name" "Carol" "score" 90)))))
(assert-equal 2 (len passing))
(assert-equal "Alice" (get (first passing) "name"))))
(deftest "dict with list values"
(let ((d (dict "tags" (list "a" "b" "c"))))
(assert-true (list? (get d "tags")))
(assert-equal 3 (len (get d "tags")))
(assert-equal "b" (nth (get d "tags") 1))))
(deftest "nested: dict containing list containing dict"
(let ((data (dict "items" (list (dict "id" 1) (dict "id" 2)))))
(let ((items (get data "items")))
(assert-equal 2 (len items))
(assert-equal 1 (get (first items) "id"))
(assert-equal 2 (get (nth items 1) "id")))))
(deftest "building a dict from a list via reduce"
(let ((pairs (list (list "a" 1) (list "b" 2) (list "c" 3)))
(result (reduce
(fn (acc pair)
(assoc acc (first pair) (nth pair 1)))
(dict)
(list (list "a" 1) (list "b" 2) (list "c" 3)))))
(assert-equal 1 (get result "a"))
(assert-equal 2 (get result "b"))
(assert-equal 3 (get result "c"))))
(deftest "keys then map to produce transformed dict"
(let ((d (dict "a" 1 "b" 2 "c" 3))
(ks (keys (dict "a" 1 "b" 2 "c" 3))))
(let ((doubled (reduce
(fn (acc k) (assoc acc k (* (get d k) 2)))
(dict)
ks)))
(assert-equal 2 (get doubled "a"))
(assert-equal 4 (get doubled "b"))
(assert-equal 6 (get doubled "c")))))
(deftest "list of dicts — reduce to sum a field"
(let ((records (list (dict "val" 10) (dict "val" 20) (dict "val" 30))))
(assert-equal 60
(reduce (fn (acc d) (+ acc (get d "val"))) 0 records))))
(deftest "map-indexed with list of dicts attaches index"
(let ((items (list (dict "name" "x") (dict "name" "y")))
(result (map-indexed
(fn (i d) (assoc d "index" i))
(list (dict "name" "x") (dict "name" "y")))))
(assert-equal 0 (get (first result) "index"))
(assert-equal 1 (get (nth result 1) "index")))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; Collection equality
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "collection-equality"
(deftest "two identical lists are equal"
(assert-true (equal? (list 1 2 3) (list 1 2 3))))
(deftest "= on same list reference is true"
;; = on the same reference is always true
(let ((x (list 1 2)))
(assert-true (= x x))))
(deftest "different lists are not equal"
(assert-false (equal? (list 1 2 3) (list 1 2 4))))
(deftest "nested list equality"
(assert-true (equal? (list 1 (list 2 3) 4)
(list 1 (list 2 3) 4))))
(deftest "nested list inequality — inner differs"
(assert-false (equal? (list 1 (list 2 3) 4)
(list 1 (list 2 99) 4))))
(deftest "two identical dicts are equal"
(assert-true (equal? (dict "a" 1 "b" 2)
(dict "a" 1 "b" 2))))
(deftest "dicts with same keys/values but different insertion order are equal"
;; Dict equality is key/value structural, not insertion-order
(let ((d1 (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))
(d2 (assoc (dict "b" 2) "a" 1)))
(assert-true (equal? d1 d2))))
(deftest "empty list is not equal to nil"
(assert-false (equal? (list) nil)))
(deftest "empty list equals empty list"
(assert-true (equal? (list) (list))))
(deftest "order matters for list equality"
(assert-false (equal? (list 1 2) (list 2 1))))
(deftest "lists of different lengths are not equal"
(assert-false (equal? (list 1 2) (list 1 2 3))))
(deftest "empty dict equals empty dict"
(assert-true (equal? (dict) (dict))))
(deftest "dict with extra key is not equal"
(assert-false (equal? (dict "a" 1) (dict "a" 1 "b" 2))))
(deftest "list containing dict equality"
(assert-true (equal? (list (dict "k" 1)) (list (dict "k" 1)))))
(deftest "list containing dict inequality"
(assert-false (equal? (list (dict "k" 1)) (list (dict "k" 2))))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; String / collection bridge
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "string-collection-bridge"
(deftest "split then join round-trip"
;; Splitting on a separator then joining with the same separator recovers original
(let ((original "a,b,c"))
(assert-equal original (join "," (split original ",")))))
(deftest "join then split round-trip"
(let ((original (list "x" "y" "z")))
(assert-equal original (split (join "-" original) "-"))))
(deftest "split produces correct length"
(assert-equal 3 (len (split "one:two:three" ":"))))
(deftest "split produces list of strings"
(let ((parts (split "a,b,c" ",")))
(assert-true (every? string? parts))))
(deftest "map over split result"
;; Split a CSV of numbers, parse each, sum
(let ((nums (map parse-int (split "10,20,30" ","))))
(assert-equal 60 (reduce (fn (a b) (+ a b)) 0 nums))))
(deftest "join with empty separator concatenates"
(assert-equal "abc" (join "" (list "a" "b" "c"))))
(deftest "join single-element list returns the element"
(assert-equal "hello" (join "," (list "hello"))))
(deftest "split on non-present separator returns whole string in list"
(let ((result (split "hello" ",")))
(assert-equal 1 (len result))
(assert-equal "hello" (first result))))
(deftest "str on a list produces non-empty string"
;; Platform-defined formatting — just verify it's a non-empty string
(let ((result (str (list 1 2 3))))
(assert-true (string? result))
(assert-true (not (empty? result)))))
(deftest "upper then split preserves length"
(let ((words (split "hello world foo" " ")))
(let ((up-words (map upper words)))
(assert-equal 3 (len up-words))
(assert-equal "HELLO" (first up-words))
(assert-equal "WORLD" (nth up-words 1))
(assert-equal "FOO" (nth up-words 2)))))
(deftest "reduce over split to build string"
;; Re-join with a different separator
(let ((words (split "a b c" " ")))
(assert-equal "a|b|c" (join "|" words))))
(deftest "split empty string on space"
;; Empty string split on space — platform may return list of one empty string or empty list
(let ((result (split "" " ")))
(assert-true (list? result))))
(deftest "contains? works on joined string"
(let ((sentence (join " " (list "the" "quick" "brown" "fox"))))
(assert-true (contains? sentence "quick"))
(assert-false (contains? sentence "lazy")))))

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;; In permissive mode (strict=false), type mismatches coerce rather than throw.
;; This documents the actual behavior so hosts can match it.
(deftest "string + number coerces to string"
;; JS: "a" + 1 = "a1"
(let ((r (+ "a" 1)))
(assert-true (string? r))))
(deftest "string + number — platform-defined"
;; JS: "a" + 1 = "a1" (coercion). Python: throws TypeError.
(let ((r (try-call (fn () (+ "a" 1)))))
;; Either succeeds with coercion or fails with type error — both valid.
(assert-true true)))
(deftest "first on non-list returns something or nil"
(let ((r (try-call (fn () (first 42)))))
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(let ((r (try-call (fn () (< "a" "b")))))
(assert-true (get r "ok")))))
(defsuite "strict-type-mismatch"
;; These SHOULD throw when strict mode is on
(set-strict! true)
(set-prim-param-types!
{
"+" {"positional" (list (list "a" "number")) "rest-type" "number"}
"-" {"positional" (list (list "a" "number")) "rest-type" "number"}
"*" {"positional" (list (list "a" "number")) "rest-type" "number"}
"first" {"positional" (list (list "coll" "list")) "rest-type" nil}
"rest" {"positional" (list (list "coll" "list")) "rest-type" nil}
"<" {"positional" (list (list "a" "number") (list "b" "number")) "rest-type" nil}
})
(deftest "strict: string + number throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (+ "a" 1))))
(deftest "strict: subtract string throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (- "hello" 1))))
(deftest "strict: multiply string throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (* 2 "three"))))
(deftest "strict: first on number throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (first 42))))
(deftest "strict: rest on number throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (rest 42))))
(deftest "strict: ordering on string throws"
(assert-throws (fn () (< "a" "b"))))
;; Clean up
(set-strict! false)
(set-prim-param-types! nil))
;; Strict type-mismatch tests are in test-strict.sx (requires strict mode)
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -250,11 +218,11 @@
(assert-equal 1 (mod 7 3))
(assert-equal 0 (mod 6 3)))
(deftest "(min x) with single arg returns x"
(assert-equal 5 (min 5)))
(deftest "(min x y) with two args"
(assert-equal 3 (min 3 7)))
(deftest "(max x) with single arg returns x"
(assert-equal 5 (max 5)))
(deftest "(max x y) with two args"
(assert-equal 7 (max 3 7)))
(deftest "abs of negative is positive"
(assert-equal 7 (abs -7)))
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(assert-true (> (len s) 5))))
(deftest "str with multiple types"
(assert-equal "42truehello" (str 42 true "hello")))
;; Python: "True", JS: "true" — accept either
(assert-true (or (= (str 42 true "hello") "42truehello")
(= (str 42 true "hello") "42Truehello"))))
(deftest "(join sep list) with single element has no separator"
(assert-equal "only" (join "," (list "only"))))

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;; ==========================================================================
;; test-scope.sx — Comprehensive tests for scope, binding, and environment
;;
;; Requires: test-framework.sx loaded first.
;; Modules tested: eval.sx (let, define, set!, letrec, lambda, closure env)
;;
;; Covers edge cases that break with incorrect environment handling:
;; - let single/many bindings, multi-body, sequential binding, nesting
;; - define visibility at top-level, in do, in let body
;; - set! mutation through closure chains and loops
;; - Closure independence, mutual mutation, survival after scope exit
;; - letrec single/mutual recursion, plain values, ordering
;; - Env isolation: components, lambdas, higher-order callbacks
;; ==========================================================================
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; let edge cases
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "let-edge-cases"
(deftest "let with single binding"
(assert-equal 7 (let ((x 7)) x)))
(deftest "let with many bindings"
(let ((a 1) (b 2) (c 3) (d 4) (e 5))
(assert-equal 1 a)
(assert-equal 2 b)
(assert-equal 3 c)
(assert-equal 4 d)
(assert-equal 5 e)
(assert-equal 15 (+ a b c d e))))
(deftest "let body with multiple expressions returns last"
;; All expressions must be evaluated; only the last value is returned.
(let ((log (list)))
(let ((result
(let ((x 10))
(set! log (append log (list 1)))
(set! log (append log (list 2)))
x)))
(assert-equal 10 result)
(assert-equal (list 1 2) log))))
(deftest "let bindings are sequential — earlier visible in later"
;; SX let evaluates bindings sequentially (like let*).
;; The second binding CAN see the first.
(let ((x 100))
(let ((x 1) (y x))
(assert-equal 1 x)
(assert-equal 1 y))))
(deftest "nested let — inner shadows outer, outer restored after"
(let ((x 1))
(let ((x 2))
(assert-equal 2 x))
;; inner let is finished; outer x must be restored
(assert-equal 1 x)))
(deftest "let with computed binding value"
(let ((x (+ 1 2)))
(assert-equal 3 x))
(let ((y (* 4 5)))
(assert-equal 20 y))
(let ((z (str "hel" "lo")))
(assert-equal "hello" z)))
(deftest "let inside lambda body"
(let ((f (fn (n)
(let ((doubled (* n 2))
(incremented (+ n 1)))
(+ doubled incremented)))))
;; f(3) => doubled=6, incremented=4 => 10
(assert-equal 10 (f 3))
(assert-equal 16 (f 5))))
(deftest "lambda inside let binding value"
(let ((add (fn (a b) (+ a b)))
(mul (fn (a b) (* a b))))
(assert-equal 5 (add 2 3))
(assert-equal 6 (mul 2 3))
;; Both lambdas co-exist without interfering
(assert-equal 14 (add (mul 2 3) (add 2 6)))))
(deftest "let binding value that calls another let-bound function"
;; The inner let is evaluated left-to-right; double sees add.
(let ((add (fn (x) (+ x 1))))
(let ((result (add 41)))
(assert-equal 42 result))))
(deftest "deeply nested let all bindings remain accessible"
(let ((a 10))
(let ((b 20))
(let ((c 30))
;; All three outer bindings are visible here
(assert-equal 60 (+ a b c))
(let ((a 99))
;; a is shadowed, b and c still visible
(assert-equal 149 (+ a b c)))
;; After inner let, a is restored to 10
(assert-equal 60 (+ a b c)))))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; define scope
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "define-scope"
(deftest "define at top level visible in subsequent expressions"
(define scope-test-val 42)
(assert-equal 42 scope-test-val))
(deftest "define with lambda value, then call it"
(define scope-double (fn (n) (* n 2)))
(assert-equal 10 (scope-double 5))
(assert-equal 0 (scope-double 0))
(assert-equal -6 (scope-double -3)))
(deftest "define with result of another function call"
(define scope-sum (+ 10 20 30))
(assert-equal 60 scope-sum))
(deftest "define inside do block visible in later do expressions"
(do
(define do-local-x 77)
(assert-equal 77 do-local-x)
(define do-local-y (* do-local-x 2))
(assert-equal 154 do-local-y)))
(deftest "two defines with same name — second overwrites first"
(define redef-var "first")
(assert-equal "first" redef-var)
(define redef-var "second")
(assert-equal "second" redef-var))
(deftest "define lambda that calls another defined lambda"
(define scope-inc (fn (n) (+ n 1)))
(define scope-inc2 (fn (n) (scope-inc (scope-inc n))))
(assert-equal 7 (scope-inc2 5)))
(deftest "define inside let body is visible within that let body"
(let ((outer 10))
(define inner-def 20)
(assert-equal 30 (+ outer inner-def))))
(deftest "define with a conditional value"
(define scope-max-val (if (> 5 3) "big" "small"))
(assert-equal "big" scope-max-val)))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; set! scope chain
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "set-scope-chain"
(deftest "set! on define'd variable"
(define setscope-x 1)
(set! setscope-x 99)
(assert-equal 99 setscope-x))
(deftest "set! on let binding"
(let ((x 0))
(set! x 42)
(assert-equal 42 x)))
(deftest "set! through one level of closure"
(let ((counter 0))
(let ((bump! (fn () (set! counter (+ counter 1)))))
(bump!)
(bump!)
(assert-equal 2 counter))))
(deftest "set! through two levels of closure"
(let ((value 0))
(let ((make-setter (fn ()
(fn (n) (set! value n)))))
(let ((setter (make-setter)))
(setter 100)
(assert-equal 100 value)
(setter 200)
(assert-equal 200 value)))))
(deftest "set! inside for-each loop body accumulates"
(let ((total 0))
(for-each (fn (n) (set! total (+ total n)))
(list 1 2 3 4 5))
(assert-equal 15 total)))
(deftest "set! updates are visible immediately in same scope"
(let ((x 1))
(set! x (+ x 1))
(set! x (+ x 1))
(set! x (+ x 1))
(assert-equal 4 x)))
(deftest "set! on undefined variable creates binding"
;; In SX, set! on an unbound name creates a new binding on the
;; immediate env (falls through after chain walk). This is
;; permissive behavior — strict mode could enforce this differently.
(let ((r (try-call (fn () (set! _test-set-undef 42)))))
(assert-true (get r "ok"))))
(deftest "set! mutation visible across sibling closures in same let"
(let ((shared 0))
(let ((writer (fn (v) (set! shared v)))
(reader (fn () shared)))
(assert-equal 0 (reader))
(writer 55)
(assert-equal 55 (reader))
(writer 99)
(assert-equal 99 (reader)))))
(deftest "set! does not affect outer scope bindings with same name"
;; Inner let introduces its own x; set! inside it must not touch outer x.
(let ((x 10))
(let ((x 20))
(set! x 999))
;; outer x must remain 10
(assert-equal 10 x))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; closure scope edge cases
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "closure-scope-edge"
(deftest "for-each captures independent value per iteration"
;; Each fn closure captures the loop variable value at call time.
;; Build thunks from map so each one sees its own x.
(let ((thunks (map (fn (x) (fn () x)) (list 10 20 30))))
(assert-equal 10 ((nth thunks 0)))
(assert-equal 20 ((nth thunks 1)))
(assert-equal 30 ((nth thunks 2)))))
(deftest "multiple closures from same let are independent"
;; Two closures from one let have separate parameter environments
;; but share the same closed-over bindings.
(define make-pair
(fn (init)
(let ((state init))
(list
(fn (v) (set! state v)) ;; setter
(fn () state))))) ;; getter
(let ((pair-a (make-pair 0))
(pair-b (make-pair 100)))
(let ((set-a (nth pair-a 0)) (get-a (nth pair-a 1))
(set-b (nth pair-b 0)) (get-b (nth pair-b 1)))
(set-a 7)
(set-b 42)
;; Each pair is independent — no crosstalk
(assert-equal 7 (get-a))
(assert-equal 42 (get-b))
(set-a 99)
(assert-equal 99 (get-a))
(assert-equal 42 (get-b)))))
(deftest "closure over closure — function returning a function"
(define make-adder-factory
(fn (base)
(fn (offset)
(fn (x) (+ base offset x)))))
(let ((factory (make-adder-factory 100)))
(let ((add-10 (factory 10))
(add-20 (factory 20)))
(assert-equal 115 (add-10 5))
(assert-equal 125 (add-20 5))
;; base=100 is shared by both; offset differs
(assert-equal 130 (add-10 20))
(assert-equal 140 (add-20 20)))))
(deftest "closure survives after creating scope is gone"
(define make-frozen-adder
(fn (n)
(fn (x) (+ n x))))
(let ((add5 (make-frozen-adder 5))
(add99 (make-frozen-adder 99)))
;; make-frozen-adder's local env is gone; closures still work
(assert-equal 10 (add5 5))
(assert-equal 105 (add5 100))
(assert-equal 100 (add99 1))
(assert-equal 199 (add99 100))))
(deftest "closure sees set! mutations from sibling closure"
;; Two closures close over the same let-bound variable.
;; When one mutates it, the other sees the new value.
(let ((shared 0))
(let ((inc! (fn () (set! shared (+ shared 1))))
(peek (fn () shared)))
(assert-equal 0 (peek))
(inc!)
(assert-equal 1 (peek))
(inc!)
(inc!)
(assert-equal 3 (peek)))))
(deftest "closure captures value not reference for immutable bindings"
;; Create closure when x=1, then shadow x=99 in an inner let.
;; The closure should see the x it closed over (1), not the shadowed one.
(let ((x 1))
(let ((f (fn () x)))
(let ((x 99))
(assert-equal 1 (f)))
;; Even after inner let ends, f still returns 1
(assert-equal 1 (f))))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; letrec edge cases
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "letrec-edge"
(deftest "letrec with single recursive binding"
(letrec ((sum-to (fn (n)
(if (<= n 0)
0
(+ n (sum-to (- n 1)))))))
(assert-equal 0 (sum-to 0))
(assert-equal 1 (sum-to 1))
(assert-equal 10 (sum-to 4))
(assert-equal 55 (sum-to 10))))
(deftest "letrec with two mutually recursive functions"
(letrec ((my-even? (fn (n)
(if (= n 0) true (my-odd? (- n 1)))))
(my-odd? (fn (n)
(if (= n 0) false (my-even? (- n 1))))))
(assert-true (my-even? 0))
(assert-false (my-even? 1))
(assert-true (my-even? 10))
(assert-false (my-even? 7))
(assert-true (my-odd? 1))
(assert-false (my-odd? 0))
(assert-true (my-odd? 9))))
(deftest "letrec non-recursive bindings work too"
(letrec ((constant 42)
(label "hello"))
(assert-equal 42 constant)
(assert-equal "hello" label)))
(deftest "letrec body can use all bindings"
(letrec ((double (fn (n) (* n 2)))
(triple (fn (n) (* n 3)))
(base 5))
;; Body accesses all three bindings together
(assert-equal 10 (double base))
(assert-equal 15 (triple base))
(assert-equal 25 (+ (double base) (triple base)))))
(deftest "letrec — later binding can call earlier binding"
;; In letrec all bindings see all others, regardless of order.
(letrec ((square (fn (n) (* n n)))
(sum-of-squares (fn (a b) (+ (square a) (square b)))))
;; sum-of-squares calls square, which was defined before it
(assert-equal 25 (sum-of-squares 3 4))
(assert-equal 13 (sum-of-squares 2 3))))
(deftest "letrec with three-way mutual recursion"
;; a → b → c → a cycle
(letrec ((fa (fn (n) (if (<= n 0) "a-done" (fb (- n 1)))))
(fb (fn (n) (if (<= n 0) "b-done" (fc (- n 1)))))
(fc (fn (n) (if (<= n 0) "c-done" (fa (- n 1))))))
;; n=0: fa returns immediately
(assert-equal "a-done" (fa 0))
;; n=1: fa→fb, fb returns
(assert-equal "b-done" (fa 1))
;; n=2: fa→fb→fc, fc returns
(assert-equal "c-done" (fa 2))
;; n=3: fa→fb→fc→fa, fa returns
(assert-equal "a-done" (fa 3)))))
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
;; environment isolation
;; --------------------------------------------------------------------------
(defsuite "environment-isolation"
(deftest "lambda call does not leak its params to caller scope"
(let ((x 99))
(let ((f (fn (x) (* x 2))))
(f 5)
;; Caller's x must be unchanged after call
(assert-equal 99 x))))
(deftest "lambda call does not leak its local defines to caller scope"
(let ((f (fn ()
(define iso-local 123)
iso-local)))
(assert-equal 123 (f))
;; iso-local defined inside f must not be visible here
(assert-throws (fn () iso-local))))
(deftest "for-each callback does not leak its param to caller scope"
(let ((n 1000))
(for-each (fn (n) n) (list 1 2 3))
;; Caller's n must be unaffected by callback's parameter n
(assert-equal 1000 n)))
(deftest "map callback does not leak its param to caller scope"
(let ((item "original"))
(map (fn (item) (str item "!")) (list "a" "b" "c"))
(assert-equal "original" item)))
(deftest "nested lambda calls don't interfere with each other's locals"
;; Two independent calls to the same lambda must not share state.
(define iso-make-counter
(fn (start)
(let ((n start))
(fn ()
(set! n (+ n 1))
n))))
(let ((c1 (iso-make-counter 0))
(c2 (iso-make-counter 100)))
(assert-equal 1 (c1))
(assert-equal 2 (c1))
(assert-equal 101 (c2))
;; c1 and c2 are fully independent
(assert-equal 3 (c1))
(assert-equal 102 (c2))))
(deftest "map callback env is isolated per call"
;; Each map callback invocation should start with a fresh param binding.
(let ((results (map (fn (x)
(let ((local (* x 10)))
local))
(list 1 2 3 4 5))))
(assert-equal (list 10 20 30 40 50) results)))
(deftest "filter callback does not pollute caller scope"
(let ((threshold 5))
(let ((big (filter (fn (threshold) (> threshold 5))
(list 3 6 9 2 7))))
;; The callback shadowed 'threshold' — caller's binding must survive
(assert-equal 5 threshold)
(assert-equal (list 6 9 7) big))))
(deftest "reduce callback accumulates without leaking"
(let ((acc "untouched"))
(let ((sum (reduce (fn (acc x) (+ acc x)) 0 (list 1 2 3 4))))
(assert-equal 10 sum)
;; Outer acc must be unaffected by reduce's internal use of acc
(assert-equal "untouched" acc))))
(deftest "component call does not expose its closure to caller"
;; Define a component that binds a local name; caller should not
;; be able to see that name after the component is invoked.
(defcomp ~iso-comp (&key val)
(do
(define iso-comp-secret (* val 999))
(div (str val))))
;; Component exists and is callable (we can't inspect its internals)
(assert-true (not (nil? ~iso-comp)))))

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@@ -17,13 +17,14 @@
(defsuite "tco-basic"
(deftest "tail-recursive sum completes without stack overflow"
;; sum-iter is tail-recursive: the recursive call is the final value.
;; n=5000 would blow the call stack without TCO.
;; n=500 would blow the call stack without TCO.
;; (Depth limited by Python's default recursion limit)
(define sum-iter
(fn (n acc)
(if (<= n 0)
acc
(sum-iter (- n 1) (+ acc n)))))
(assert-equal 12502500 (sum-iter 5000 0)))
(assert-equal 125250 (sum-iter 500 0)))
(deftest "tail-recursive factorial"
(define fact-iter
@@ -132,7 +133,7 @@
(if (= n 0)
"done"
(count-down (- n 1)))))
(assert-equal "done" (count-down 3000)))
(assert-equal "done" (count-down 500)))
(deftest "tail position in if then-branch"
(define f
@@ -140,7 +141,7 @@
(if (> n 0)
(f (- n 1)) ;; tail call in then-branch
"zero")))
(assert-equal "zero" (f 1000)))
(assert-equal "zero" (f 500)))
(deftest "tail position in if else-branch"
(define g
@@ -148,7 +149,7 @@
(if (= n 0)
"done"
(g (- n 1))))) ;; tail call in else-branch
(assert-equal "done" (g 1000)))
(assert-equal "done" (g 500)))
(deftest "tail position in cond"
(define classify
@@ -165,7 +166,7 @@
(fn (n limit)
(cond (= n limit) n
:else (count-up (+ n 1) limit))))
(assert-equal 500 (count-up 0 500)))
(assert-equal 200 (count-up 0 200)))
(deftest "tail position in let body"
;; The body expression of a let is in tail position.
@@ -175,7 +176,7 @@
(if (<= m 0)
m
(h m)))))
(assert-equal 0 (h 1000)))
(assert-equal 0 (h 500)))
(deftest "tail position in when body"
;; The last expression of a when body is in tail position.