Add re.compile to prelude to avoid crash on regex imports#512
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Simplify dialect-loading by replacing the pure `preloaded` field with a
mutable `IO.Ref`, eliminating the need to thread `LoadedDialects` through
return types across every call site.
- Replace `DialectFileMap.preloaded` with `DialectFileMap.loaded : IO.Ref
LoadedDialects`; add `new`, `getLoaded`, `modifyLoaded` helpers
- Remove the `LoadedDialects` element from return tuples in the mutual
block (`loadDialectFromIonFragment`, `loadDialectFromPath`,
`loadDialectRec`, `elabDialectRest`) and public wrappers (`loadDialect`,
`elabDialect`)
- Remove `DialectState.loaded` field; add `getLoadedDialects` helper in
`DialectM` that reads directly from `DialectContext.loadedRef`,
eliminating the sync pattern and stale-snapshot risk
- Simplify `LoadDialectCallback` from
`LoadedDialects → DialectName → BaseIO (LoadedDialects × Except ...)`
to `DialectName → BaseIO (Except ...)`
- Simplify `readStrataText`, `readStrataIon`, `readFile` return types in
Util/IO and SimpleAPI from `IO (LoadedDialects × ...)` to `IO ...`
- Make `loadDialectFromPath` private; add public `loadDialectFromFile`
wrapper for the `#load_dialect` call site in HashCommands
- Extract `readDialectTextfileHeader` from the mutual block for header
parsing; inline `readDialectTextfile` body into `loadDialectFromPath`
- Preload production dialects (Core, Laurel, SMT, SMTCore, SMTResponse,
smtReservedKeywordsDialect) in `buildDialectFileMap` alongside Python
and PythonSpecs
- Change `DialectFileMap.ofDirs` to accept an `init` parameter and
`addEntry` to preserve existing map fields with `{ m with ... }`
- Fix `printCommand` to use `exitFailure` instead of silent return on
internal error
- Fix line lengths and complete truncated `DialectFileMap` docstring
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Add re.compile to prelude so `from re import compile` resolves - Thread eventSet through PySpecContext for structured logging - Add --skip flag to pySpecs to skip top-level definitions while preserving @overload signatures - Register imported names as opaque extern types when module resolution fails, preventing downstream unknown-identifier errors - Skip body processing for overload stubs whose body is `...` Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
re.compileas a known prelude identifier so thatfrom re import compileresolves without trying to find a localre.pyfile.from re import compilefor regexpattern validation assertions. Without this change, 370 of 411 service
files fail with
re.py not found.compile(...)calls inside assert statements produce"unrecognized assert pattern" warnings, which is expected since regex
matching isn't translated to specs.
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