Merge train 215: fs error shapes (+Win32 errno translation), Function constructor shapes, export default F, entry-block allocas, legacy Stream, relocated prototype owners (v0.5.1593) - #10578
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`fs.readFileSync(path)`, `readFileSync(path, {})`, `fs.promises.readFile(path)`
and `import { readFile } from "node:fs/promises"` returned or resolved
null/undefined for a missing file instead of throwing/rejecting with ENOENT
(#10452). `read_file_bytes_with_options`, the reader behind every readFile
form, collapsed each failure into `None`: the string forms re-read the file
to recover an io::Error and always reported it as `open`, while the Buffer
forms returned a null BufferHeader. It now returns the OS error with the
failing syscall, so every form reports Node's shape: ENOENT/EACCES as
`open '<path>'`, a directory as `EISDIR ... read` without a path. The
callback form reads once instead of probing with `stat` first, which missed
directories, and FileHandle.readFile rejects on a failed read.
`fs.createReadStream` open and read failures emitted a bare Error carrying
only the Rust message (#10451). The read side now stores a node-shaped
`error_value`, as the write side already did (#9493).
fs error messages used Rust's `Display` ("No such file or directory (os error
2)"); they now use libuv's description, as Node does.
`new Function(p, body)` with a runtime body ran on the #6559 interpreter, but the other ways of reaching the constructor did not: - `Function(...)`, `Function.apply(...)` and `Function.call(...)` compiled to a stub that always threw (#10422, generate-function / mysql2). - The `Function` value carried the shared no-op thunk, so `F(...)`, lodash's `var Function = context.Function`, `Function.bind(...)` and `module.exports = Function` returned undefined, and `fn.constructor(...)` returned an empty object (#10423). - Arguments were read as strings only, so `new Function(['a', 'b'], body)` lost its parameters, and a spread argument list became one argument (#10424). The interpreter also refused a rest parameter. - Auto-optimize linked the interpreter only for recorded runtime-unknown sites, so known-codegen-library sites and every value route threw at runtime (#10421). Route every call shape to js_function_ctor_from_strings with ToString applied to each argument, give the `Function` value a call thunk, and note each runtime construction plus every value use of the constructor (a per-module AST pre-scan) for the dyn-eval decision.
`function F(){}; export default F;` lowered to a synthetic `default`
export row, so importers materialized a second function object: no
prototype methods or statics assigned on F, `F === imported` false, and
missing arguments unpadded when called through a value. Export the
binding itself, as `export { F as default }` does, and mark a function
named by an export row as exported after the whole module is lowered so
an export clause ahead of its hoisted declaration resolves the same way.
Date setters, Date.UTC, concat/splice/toSpliced/unshift and
Array.prototype.{push,unshift,splice,concat}.call emitted their argument
buffer (or splice's i64 out-parameter) into whatever block was current. An
alloca outside the entry block is a runtime stack bump released only on
return, so each loop iteration consumed stack until the process died with
SIGSEGV (~2^19 iterations at 8 MB). The same pattern in the dynamic
import/require and i18n join slots, new Worker, the V8 interop argument
buffers, the fused push length slot and the namespace populator is fixed too:
all of them now allocate through alloca_entry / alloca_entry_array /
lower_js_args_array.
LlFunction::for_each_final_item, which both backends consume, now refuses any
alloca outside the entry block, so a new call site cannot reintroduce the
class.
Node's `require('stream')` and `import Stream from "node:stream"` are the
legacy `Stream` constructor itself: the module exports hang off it as
statics, and both `Stream` and `Stream.prototype` inherit from EventEmitter.
Perry handed back a separate namespace object instead, so
`x instanceof Stream` threw "Right-hand side of 'instanceof' is not
callable" (node-fetch), `Stream !== NamedStream`, and nothing reached
EventEmitter: `require('stream').EventEmitter` was undefined and
`class X extends stream.EventEmitter` threw at definition (redis).
- The CommonJS module value (`cjs_default_export_value("stream")`) and the
default import binding's value both resolve to the named `Stream` export.
- `Stream` carries every module export as an own static, its [[Prototype]]
is EventEmitter and `Stream.prototype`'s is `EventEmitter.prototype`.
- `new Stream()` builds an instance of `Stream.prototype`, and a dynamic
`class X extends require('stream')` gets the EventEmitter parent edge
and EventEmitter initialisation on `super()`.
#10362 follow-up) Base: e6dcb62 (main, v0.5.1587). `Object.setPrototypeOf` stores a shaped object's prototype in that object's meta record and everything else — every receiver `meta_capable_object` turns away — in the residual address-keyed registry (`object::prototype_chain`). That entry owes the collector two things: a rekey when the owner's address changes, and its value treated as a child edge so the prototype is retained and rewritten. Both were wired to two kinds by hand: the rekey to ordinary objects (the `ObjectOverflowFields` move hook) and to arrays (below the layout-kind return in the relocation funnel), the value visit to the Array and Object arms of the rewrite descriptor. The registry's population is not those two kinds. A lazy JSON array, Map, Set, Error, Promise, Date, RegExp or Temporal cell reaches the recorder through `Object.setPrototypeOf`, and a closure through `dyn_eval`. Every one of those is movable, none was rekeyed, and none had its prototype value traced. So the entry stayed under the address the owner had just left, the dead-owner prune dropped it on the next collection, and the prototype was gone: var a = JSON.parse(text); // >= 1 KB top-level array: lazy Object.setPrototypeOf(a, proto); Object.getPrototypeOf(a) === proto // true, then false after one minor Reported by CodeRabbit against #10381 for `GC_TYPE_LAZY_ARRAY`. It is older than #10381 — the pre-#10381 funnel returns on the same layout-kind check — and it is not confined to lazy arrays: a runtime survey of every movable kind found Map, Set, Error, Promise, Date and RegExp losing the entry the same way, with arrays and ordinary objects as the controls that kept theirs. Both obligations now follow the registry's population, which `prototype_chain::residual_prototype_owner_type` states once: every kind except the four that can never be a receiver (strings and bigints are primitives, meta records and compiled regex programs are internal). * `gc/layout/transfer.rs` rekeys before the layout-kind return, for every owner kind, behind the registry's own latch. The array-arm and move-hook copies are deleted, so there is one home instead of two partial ones. * `gc/layout_slot_visit.rs` emits the recorded value as a child edge ahead of the kind arms — no arm's early return can skip it — for the same population. * Rekeying alone would have been worse than the bug: the entry would follow the owner while still naming the prototype's pre-collection address. The survey measured exactly that between the two halves. `gc/tests/residual_prototype_relocation.rs` is the witness. One test drives a nursery lazy array through the real `Object.setPrototypeOf` and a real copying minor that provably moves both it and its prototype; the other runs every movable owner kind with the prototype held by nothing but the registry entry, so it also pins retention. Both fail on the parent commit, and each half of the fix has its own sabotage: removing the rekey fails them at "the registry entry did not follow its owner", restricting the value visit to arrays and objects fails them at "the recorded prototype still names its pre-collection address". instructions:u, min of 5, base vs this: gc3 11,755,950,680 -> 11,770,591,001 +0.12% w1000 1,045,688,901 -> 1,046,210,601 +0.05% w5000 1,886,469,457 -> 1,888,582,673 +0.11% w20000 4,727,860,476 -> 4,735,365,693 +0.16% oldyoung 1,454,672,934 -> 1,455,225,497 +0.04% alloc-only 320,198,430 -> 320,203,034 +0.00% protoreloc 1,519,990,848 -> 1,521,552,668 +0.10% (and correct only here) latched 1,913,984,987 -> 1,927,027,915 +0.68% `latched` is the priced case: a program that has re-prototyped a non-object at all, churning Errors, Maps and Dates. Every traced cell of an owner-capable kind then takes the registry's global mutex and a SipHash probe, which is what arrays and ordinary objects have always paid. Removing that price means giving the exotic cells their prototypes back in their own meta records (they all have one since #8891) instead of in an address-keyed table — a storage change worth its own design pass, not this fix.
…errors like libuv Consuming a failed read stream through `fs.promises.writeFile` reported the missing fd (`EBADF: bad file descriptor, read`) instead of the failure the constructor stored. Node rejects with the stream's own error (`ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '<path>'`). The consumer now returns the stored node-shaped value before it tries to read. On Windows `io::Error::raw_os_error()` is a Win32 error code, not an errno, so keying the fs error `code`/`errno`/message on it was wrong there: an `errno` of -2 where node reports libuv's -4058, and Rust's message text. `win32_error_to_uv` ports libuv's `uv_translate_sys_error` (src/win/error.c, v1.52.1) for the filesystem arms and `UV_WINDOWS_ERRNOS` holds libuv's Windows error numbers with its messages; `io_error_code`/`io_error_errno` consult them under `cfg(windows)`. The mapping is pure and stays compiled under `cfg(test)`, so its unit tests run on every host. Windows itself was not run.
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🟠 Major · Store a structured failure for invalid supplied descriptors. · options_init.rs:66-67
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winStore a structured failure for invalid supplied descriptors.
Lines 66-67 and Lines 76-78 set only
error_msgwhen a supplied descriptor is not registered.store_open_failurethen has no failure to convert.stored_error_valuecreates a plainError, socreateReadStream(..., { fd })errors have nocode,errno, orsyscall.Set
open_failuretoFsReadFailure::read(ebadf_os_error())in both branches. Keeperror_msgas the stream state flag.Proposed fix
if !state.opened { state.error_msg = Some("bad file descriptor".to_string()); + state.open_failure = Some(FsReadFailure::read(ebadf_os_error())); }This conflicts with the stated Node-shaped read-stream error contract.
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🟡 Minor · Reject readFile() on a closed FileHandle. · filehandle.rs:1143-1145
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/eval_classifier.rs`:
- Around line 980-983: Update noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter
to acquire EVAL_SITE_TEST_LOCK via lock_eval_sink, drain existing state with
take_deferred_eval_sites before noting reachability, and drain it again after
the assertion to restore clean process-global state.
In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/pre_scan/function_ctor_reach.rs`:
- Line 160: Update the constructor-call detection in the function-constructor
reach scan to recognize zero-argument calls as well: remove the
call.args.is_empty guard from the member_prop_name(m) == Some("constructor")
condition, while preserving the existing found and return behavior.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/layout_slot_visit.rs`:
- Around line 171-174: After visit_object_static_prototype_slot_mut in the
residual-slot path, detect whether the owner was forwarded and reacquire the
current header and user_ptr from its forwarding address before continuing the
descriptor walk and kind arms. Update the existing local references rather than
using the pre-visit pointers.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/tests/residual_prototype_relocation.rs`:
- Around line 76-80: Make the residual prototype-owner cleanup in the test setup
panic-safe by introducing a Drop guard that records every owner address
registered through js_object_set_prototype_of and prunes those owners during
unwinding. Update the affected test paths around the existing manual cleanup
points, including forget_owners, so normal cleanup remains correct and registry
entries are removed before ArrayPrototypeLatchRestore restores its latch state.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method.rs`:
- Around line 1797-1801: Update the constructor resolution in the method-name
handling around generator_function_constructor_of to distinguish an absent
property from one explicitly set to undefined. Use a presence-aware lookup, fall
back to the global Function intrinsic only when constructor is missing, and
preserve the normal not-a-function TypeError when the resolved property exists
but is non-callable.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_module_stream.rs`:
- Around line 118-124: Update the native_module.rs stream.promises resolution
branch to use js_node_submodule_namespace with the "stream_promises" submodule,
matching the existing native_module_stream.rs implementation. Ensure both access
paths reuse the same cached singleton and preserve Stream.promises ===
namespace.promises.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/fs/filehandle.rs`:
- Around line 1143-1145: Update the missing-entry branch in the readFile flow to
reject with an EBADF filesystem error using the existing promise_rejected_fs and
build_ebadf_error_value helpers, rather than resolving with undefined; preserve
normal reads for registered file descriptors.
In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/fs/stream/options_init.rs`:
- Around line 66-67: In both invalid supplied-descriptor branches of the stream
initialization logic, including the branches near the existing error_msg
assignments, set open_failure to an FsReadFailure::read(ebadf_os_error()) value
while retaining error_msg as the stream state flag. Ensure store_open_failure
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| fn noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter() { | ||
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Serialize and clean up this process-global state test.
This test does not acquire EVAL_SITE_TEST_LOCK. A parallel test can clear the flag between Lines 981 and 982. The test also leaves the flag set and can make a later assertion pass incorrectly.
Acquire the lock, drain the state before the assertion, and drain it again before the test returns.
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#[test]
fn noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter() {
+ let _sink_guard = lock_eval_sink();
+ take_deferred_eval_sites();
note_dynamic_function_reachable();
assert!(has_deferred_dynamic_code_sites());
+ take_deferred_eval_sites();
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| fn noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter() { | |
| note_dynamic_function_reachable(); | |
| assert!(has_deferred_dynamic_code_sites()); | |
| } | |
| fn noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter() { | |
| let _sink_guard = lock_eval_sink(); | |
| take_deferred_eval_sites(); | |
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/eval_classifier.rs` around lines 980 - 983, Update
noted_dynamic_function_reach_needs_the_interpreter to acquire
EVAL_SITE_TEST_LOCK via lock_eval_sink, drain existing state with
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Scan zero-argument .constructor() calls.
The argument-count guard misses obj.method.constructor(). If obj.method is a function, this call reaches the Function constructor and requires dyn-eval. Auto optimization can then omit the interpreter and reject the call at runtime.
Remove the !call.args.is_empty() condition. The file already permits false positives to prevent runtime failures.
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In `@crates/perry-hir/src/lower/pre_scan/function_ctor_reach.rs` at line 160,
Update the constructor-call detection in the function-constructor reach scan to
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Reacquire the owner after the residual-slot visit.
At Line 171, visit can forward the owner when its residual prototype points back to that owner. For example, Object.setPrototypeOf(array, array) records a self-reference. The callback then forwards and rekeys the array, but this function continues with the pre-visit header and user_ptr at Line 176 and in the kind arms. The collector can rewrite the evacuated source payload instead of the destination payload.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/layout_slot_visit.rs` around lines 171 - 174,
After visit_object_static_prototype_slot_mut in the residual-slot path, detect
whether the owner was forwarded and reacquire the current header and user_ptr
from its forwarding address before continuing the descriptor walk and kind arms.
Update the existing local references rather than using the pre-visit pointers.
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| fn forget_owners(owners: &[usize]) { | ||
| crate::object::prototype_chain::prune_dead_object_prototype_owners(&|owner| { | ||
| owners.contains(&owner) | ||
| }); | ||
| } |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make residual registry cleanup panic-safe.
Assertions can panic after js_object_set_prototype_of but before the manual cleanup at Lines 162 and 255. The registry entry then remains while ArrayPrototypeLatchRestore restores the previous latch value. This inconsistent global state can cause cascading test failures.
Use a Drop guard that records each owner address and removes the entries during unwinding.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/gc/tests/residual_prototype_relocation.rs` around
lines 76 - 80, Make the residual prototype-owner cleanup in the test setup
panic-safe by introducing a Drop guard that records every owner address
registered through js_object_set_prototype_of and prunes those owners during
unwinding. Update the affected test paths around the existing manual cleanup
points, including forget_owners, so normal cleanup remains correct and registry
entries are removed before ArrayPrototypeLatchRestore restores its latch state.
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| let ctor = crate::object::generator_function_constructor_of(raw_addr) | ||
| .unwrap_or_else(|| { | ||
| crate::object::js_get_global_this_builtin_value(b"Function".as_ptr(), 8) | ||
| }); |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Distinguish a missing constructor from an undefined value.
closure_get_dynamic_prop returns undefined for both cases. The new fallback therefore makes f.constructor = undefined; f.constructor("return 1") invoke the global Function constructor. JavaScript must throw a TypeError for this call.
Use a presence-aware property lookup. Invoke the intrinsic constructor only when the property is absent. If the resolved property exists but is not callable, throw the normal “not a function” TypeError.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_call_method.rs` around lines 1797 -
1801, Update the constructor resolution in the method-name handling around
generator_function_constructor_of to distinguish an absent property from one
explicitly set to undefined. Use a presence-aware lookup, fall back to the
global Function intrinsic only when constructor is missing, and preserve the
normal not-a-function TypeError when the resolved property exists but is
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| "promises" => unsafe { | ||
| let submodule = b"stream_promises"; | ||
| crate::node_submodules::js_node_submodule_namespace( | ||
| submodule.as_ptr(), | ||
| submodule.len() as u32, | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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Use one cached object for stream.promises. Stream.promises uses js_node_submodule_namespace("stream_promises"), while native_module.rs resolves namespace.promises with js_create_native_module_namespace("stream/promises"). These functions use separate caches and create different objects. Therefore Stream.promises === namespace.promises is false, and properties attached to one object do not appear on the other.
Route the native_module.rs stream.promises branch through js_node_submodule_namespace("stream_promises"), so all access paths share the submodule singleton.
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In `@crates/perry-runtime/src/object/native_module_stream.rs` around lines 118 -
124, Update the native_module.rs stream.promises resolution branch to use
js_node_submodule_namespace with the "stream_promises" submodule, matching the
existing native_module_stream.rs implementation. Ensure both access paths reuse
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This train lands #10539, #10547, #10548, #10550, #10551 and #10552 as v0.5.1593, on
c8cf450563. Each source commit is verified to preserve its patch-id and authorship.#10451,#10452) — Node-shaped errors from Buffer-modefsreads and read streams.#10422,#10423) — builds functions from everyFunctionconstructor call shape.#10434) —export default Fexports the declared function's own binding.#10463) — keeps every alloca in the function entry block.#10430,#10431) — makes the stream module value the legacyStreamconstructor.#10493) — a relocated non-object owner keeps its explicit prototype.This train was re-rolled, and the check that caught it is the point
An earlier assembly of this train was validated to completion against #10539 at
84931fbbe8. Two minutes before that run started, #10539 gained a follow-up commit —2ca181f1fe, +312 lines: it returns a read stream's stored open failure to afs.promises.writeFileconsumer instead of the missing fd'sEBADF, and it ports libuv'suv_translate_sys_error(src/win/error.c, v1.52.1) so Windows keyscode/errno/message on a uv errno rather than a raw Win32 code.Landing the validated tree would have closed #10539 while silently dropping that commit. The source proof caught it because it asserts every commit reachable from each PR's current head is either in the train or already on main, and fails on anything unaccounted —
git rev-list origin/main..<head>cannot do this job, since rebase-merge rewrites every SHA.So the train was re-rolled at current heads and re-validated from scratch; nothing from the earlier run is reused. One train repair commit rides along: #10539's changelog fragment predated its own follow-up, so the read-stream-consumer and Win32 paragraphs were appended — the release notes should describe what ships.
#10539's CI red was interference, and the train proves it
#10539's
cargo-testfailed oncommands::run::entry::tests::local_runtime_discovery_uses_install_layouts, in a file the PR never touches (it is confined tofs/*andutil_syserr.rs).perrybin tests are known to mutate globalPATH, so interference was the hypothesis — but that is exactly the kind of claim that should be measured, not assumed. Theclisuite was therefore run as the discriminator, with #10539 in the train.Validation
Validated head
71ecd81722. Five-package release build pinned and hash-verified, and re-verified after the gap run.util_syserr::tests::{win32_errors_translate_to_libuv_windows_codes, the_windows_tables_are_consistent, windows_and_unix_tables_agree_on_messages}, all passing), stdlib 139, hir 447, transform 142, cli 1139.lintis 82/83, the one red being the public-benchmark freshness step that is known-red onmain.function,stream,fs,export,alloca,proto,buffer;artifacts_match_pin_after_gap=True, so every fixture ran against the pinned train artifacts.copy_slot_decode::sabotaged_remembering_arm_is_refused_by_the_coverage_cross_checkcannot pass under--releaseby construction (its observable is behind#[cfg(debug_assertions)]atcopying.rs:1033; confirmed passing under[profile.gcaudit]on train 213), andheap_generation::a_free_or_move_outside_every_scope_is_caught_in_debug_buildsismain's long-known one.commands::run::entry::tests::local_runtime_discovery_uses_install_layouts ... ok, in theclisuite, with the PR applied — the exact test its own CI failed, in a file it never touches.Reds attributed
maintest_fsfs16f4bf4417/71ecd81722run_parity_tests.sh'sSKIP_TESTSonmain("fs module needs import"); the train touches neither the harness nor the fixture, and node itself exits 1 on it.test_issue_1021_rxjs_reexport_methodsexport16f4bf4417/71ecd81722test_issue_1120_fastify_bufferbufferfastifyis absent from the validation worktree entirely — not innode_modules,dependenciesorperry.compilePackages— so both arms fail at module resolution before codegen. That is also why this row carries no build stamp: no binary is produced to stamp.test_issue_1140_buffer_index_runtimebuffer16f4bf4417/71ecd81722test_issue_1777_prototype_borrowproto16f4bf4417/71ecd81722test_issue_4831_stripe_proto_methodsproto16f4bf4417/71ecd81722test_parity_stream_webstream16f4bf4417/71ecd81722ReadableStream.from(...).getReader().read()resolves to an object with no own properties, sor.doneis foreverundefinedand a spec-shaped drain loop spins at 100% CPU.test_parity_*, so CI never runs it.Each red was A/B'd against
main's own pinned artifact set (candidate214-pinned, whose tree is currentmain), with the build stamp read out of each produced binary to prove the arm used its own runtime. Six of the seven carry a distinct stamp;test_issue_1120_fastify_bufferproduces no binary to stamp, so it is grounded on a shared input instead (afastifythat is absent from the worktree for both arms). In every case Perry's output is byte-for-byte identical on both arms — that, not "both arms failed", is what rules the train out. This train changes export bindings (#10548), prototype handling under GC relocation (#10552) and stream/fs surfaces (#10551/#10539), soexport,proto,streamandfsare precisely where it would betray a regression.Issues closed by this train
A merge train closes its source PRs rather than merging them, so the
Fixes #Nkeywords in those PR bodies never evaluate. They are carried here, on the PR that actually merges, so they fire:Fixes #10451
Fixes #10452
Fixes #10421
Fixes #10422
Fixes #10423
Fixes #10424
Fixes #10434
Fixes #10463
Fixes #10430
Fixes #10431
Fixes #10493
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Functionvalues now support calls, spreads, argument conversion, aliases, and rest parameters.streammodule now exposes the legacy callableStreamconstructor with EventEmitter behavior.Chores