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Root cause: sx_browser.ml registered all HTML tags (a, b, i, p, s, u, g, etc.) as custom special forms. The evaluator's step_eval_list checked custom special forms BEFORE checking local env bindings. So (let ((a (fn () 42))) (a)) matched the HTML tag <a> instead of calling the local function a. Fix: skip custom special forms AND render-check when the symbol is bound in the local env. Added (not (env-has? env name)) guard to both checks in step-eval-list (spec/evaluator.sx and transpiled sx_ref.ml). This was the root cause of "[sx] resume: Not callable: nil" — after hs-wait resumed, calling letrec-bound functions like wait-boot (which is not an HTML tag) worked, but any function whose name collided with an HTML tag failed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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(sxbc 1 "99bd2816b1cd7891"
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