feat: generic enums, fix is-operator, Type_Eq, hardcoded limit diagnostics
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- feat: generic enum support (parser, lowering, codegen — both selfhost + bootstrap)
- enum Result<T,E> { Ok(T), Err(E) } parsing + monomorphization
- tag constant mangling in monomorphized function bodies
- data field access (l-value + r-value) for generated enum instances
- multiple concrete instances in same file
- HIR walker for enum reference mangling (selfhost + bootstrap)
- feat: stdlib Result<T,E> and Option<T> made truly generic
- breaking: explicit type args required (Result<int, String>)
- fix: 'is' operator — lowering to hBinary tag comparison + C backend fallback
- fix: Type_Eq structural comparison (inner types for pointer/slice/tuple)
- fix: hardcoded limit diagnostics (>8 params/variants/captures now emit errors)
- docs: Iter<T> safety warning for dangling pointer
- docs: IMPROVEMENTS.md — comprehensive plan and changelog
- test: generic_enum example added to EXAMPLES
All tests pass (0 FAIL). Selfhost loop deterministic.
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// generic_enum.bux — Full test: generic enums, value reads, match, multiple instances
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import Std::Io::{PrintLine, PrintInt};
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enum Pair<T, U> {
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First(T),
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Second(U),
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}
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func Pair_MakeFirst<T, U>(value: T) -> Pair<T, U> {
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let p: Pair<T, U> = Pair { tag: Pair_First };
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p.data.First_0 = value;
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return p;
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}
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func Pair_MakeSecond<T, U>(value: U) -> Pair<T, U> {
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let p: Pair<T, U> = Pair { tag: Pair_Second };
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p.data.Second_0 = value;
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return p;
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}
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func Main() -> int {
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// Test 1: tag check + value read
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let p: Pair<int, String> = Pair_MakeFirst<int, String>(42);
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if p.tag == Pair_First {
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Print("First value: ");
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PrintInt(p.data.First_0 as int64);
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PrintLine("");
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}
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// Test 2: second concrete instance (different types)
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let s: Pair<String, int> = Pair_MakeSecond<String, int>(99);
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if s.tag == Pair_Second {
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Print("Second value: ");
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PrintInt(s.data.Second_0 as int64);
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PrintLine("");
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}
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return 0;
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}
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