feat: Java, Kotlin, and Swift component extraction by bionicles · Pull Request #29 · bionicles/tree_plus

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

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Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

bionicles · 2026-06-09T22:59:46Z

Adds the "mobile gang" languages to the Rust port (item 1 of the post-port roadmap; closes part of #7's language list).

What

Java (treesitter/java.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Reproduces the legacy combined-regex semantics: annotations (@Name lines, legacy charset truncation), classes ((public )?(abstract )?class ... extends ... implements ...), interface NAME, methods/constructors gated on a literal ` {\n` after the signature, and the two-word bodyless-prototype rule (public String f(); never matched — preserved).
Swift (treesitter/swift.rs): tree-sitter formatter. Column-0 type headers (class/struct/protocol/enum keyword-first, so public class is skipped — legacy rule), modifier-free func/init signatures with optional -> T, raw multi-line parameter formatting preserved.
Kotlin (extract/kotlin.rs): procedural line scanner, NOT tree-sitter. tree-sitter-kotlin-ng cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture (ages: Array<Int>(42),) — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces type-header capture with brace/blank-line/column-0 stops, last-fun -first matching, the -> Word) tail that keeps function-type parameters intact, enum-entry fusion (PLUS { + following fun), and the strip-comments-then-rstrip ordering.

Acceptance

JavaTest.java, KotlinTest.kt, swift_test.swift component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte (now enforced by golden_parity.rs — .java/.kt/.swift added to v1 scope).
trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed; all 13 tree-render parity tests pass.
Deep-nesting robustness test extended to all three (512 KiB thread, no recursion on AST depth).
92 tests, cargo +stable clippy -D warnings clean, fmt clean.

Notes

Workspace gains tree-sitter-java 0.23 and tree-sitter-swift 0.7; no Kotlin grammar dependency.
Python CI is path-skipped for this change set except the golden generator + goldens (tests/golden/**), which the Python suite does not import.

🤖 Generated with Claude Code

Java and Swift are tree-sitter formatters (treesitter/java.rs, treesitter/swift.rs) emitting source-text slices validated by the legacy mini-patterns: Java's annotation/class/method/two-word-prototype rules with the ' {\n' body gate, Swift's column-0 type headers and modifier-free func/init signatures. Kotlin is a procedural line scanner (extract/kotlin.rs): the community grammar (tree-sitter-kotlin-ng) cannot recover from the deliberately invalid constructs in the acceptance fixture — one ERROR node swallows the rest of the file — while the legacy pattern is line-anchored and keeps going. The scanner reproduces the legacy semantics: type headers captured to a brace/blank-line/column-0 stop, last-'fun '-first matching with the ' -> Word)' tail that preserves function-type parameters, enum entry lines fused onto the following fun, and the strip-comments-then- rstrip ordering whose interplay decides whether a closing paren survives a trailing line comment. All three fixture component sets match the legacy goldens byte-for-byte; trees_v1 goldens regenerated with the three parsers unstubbed. Deep- nesting robustness tests extended to the new languages. All visitors use explicit heap stacks (no AST-depth recursion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>

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