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@descent-vtt/spec-graph 0.18.0 → 0.19.0

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A pattern with no glob syntax in it names a file, or\n * a directory and everything beneath it; `docs/` names only what is beneath.\n /\nexport function createGlobMatcher(patterns: readonly string[]): GlobMatcher {\n const list = pathList(patterns);\n return (path: string): boolean => list.match(path);\n}\n\n/\n A list entry typed in `directory`, below the root, rewritten to read from the\n * root, or refused naming the entry as it was typed (ADR-0018).\n \n Each brace alternative is rebased as that text written alone would be, so\n * `{/docs,x}` typed in `sub` is `{/docs,sub/x}`: a leading `/` roots it\n * wherever it was typed. A leading `..` climbs out of `directory`, and one past\n * the root is refused, as is a directory whose name a pattern would read as\n * syntax.\n /\nexport function rebasePattern(entry: string, directory: string): string {\n const rebased = rebaseGlob(entry, directory, PATH);\n if (!rebased.ok) throw new GlobError(entry, rebased.error);\n return rebased.pattern;\n}\n\n/\n Each dot in a reference pattern that may begin a segment, which is escaped:\n * a `.` or `..` segment then reads as the name it is, one or two dots, where\n * the dialect would drop the one and refuse the other.\n \n Braces expand before segments are read, so a dot written beside a brace or a\n * comma may begin a segment of an alternative: `docs/{.,x}` is `docs/.` or\n * `docs/x`, `.{/gone.md,x}` is `./gone.md` or `.x`, and `{docs/,x/}.` ends in a\n * segment `.` either way. An escaped dot is the same character as a dot in a\n * name, so escaping one that begins `.x`, or the braces leave inside a name as\n * in `a{.,b}`, reads the same, and nothing needs to tell those apart:\n * escaping each whole `.` or `..` segment instead reads each of 43,069\n * generated patterns the same, refusals included (ADR-0022).\n /\nconst SEGMENT_DOT = /(?<=^\|[/{,}])\\./g;\n\n/\n How a reference target is matched. Every option is spelled out, though the\n * dialect reads `{}` the same way today: its defaults are spec-core's to\n * change, and this reading is spec-graph's to keep. A mutant that drops one,\n * or all of them, is equivalent until then.\n /\nconst TARGET: FamilyGlobOptions = { dialect: 'path', caseSensitive: false, literal: 'file' };\n\n/\n A refusal of a reference pattern in the words it was typed in.\n \n The dialect writes its advice for a `*` inside a name from the text it was\n given, and that text held a `\\` before each dot {@link SEGMENT_DOT} escaped:\n * `../notes/.md` was told `\\.\\./notes/\\/.md`. Given the pattern again with\n a character it does not hold in place of each of those dots, the dialect\n * refuses it for the same reason, since both are one literal character and\n * neither is a direction, and each stand-in is read back as the dot it was.\n * Counting down from U+E000 would find a stand-in as well, among the\n * surrogates, so that mutant is equivalent.\n /\nfunction asTyped(typed: string, reason: string): string {\n let point = 0xe000;\n while (typed.includes(String.fromCodePoint(point))) point += 1;\n const stand = String.fromCodePoint(point);\n const again = parseGlob(typed.replace(SEGMENT_DOT, stand), TARGET);\n // Stand-ins and escaped dots compile or fail alike, so `again` never\n // compiles here, and a mutant that reads it as compiled is equivalent.\n return again.ok ? reason : again.error.replaceAll(stand, '.');\n}\n\n/\n Builds a predicate over reference targets, not paths.\n \n Separate from {@link createGlobMatcher} on purpose. That one is\n * path-oriented: a bare name there is a directory and everything under it. A\n * reference target has no such structure - `trap 55` is a name, not a location\n * - so a bare pattern matches it literally and nothing else.\n \n Case is ignored, on every platform, because a citation's spelling is the\n * author's and not the filesystem's. The fold is simple case mapping, one code\n * point at a time and without a locale, so every host gives the same answer:\n * U+00B5 (micro sign) and U+03BC (mu) stay two targets, as they have been since\n * a Windows-only `i` flag made them one there (ADR-0017).\n \n A target is text a document holds rather than a path on this host, and two\n * things follow. A `\\` escapes the character after it: there is no Windows\n * separator to allow for. And a `.` or `..` segment is text, in a brace\n * alternative as anywhere else: in a path the dialect drops the one and\n * refuses the other as climbing out of the root, but `../../notes/gone.md` is\n * a link somebody wrote and may want left alone. A pattern that is refused is\n * named, and advised, as it was typed.\n /\nexport function createReferenceFilter(patterns: readonly string[]): (target: string) => boolean {\n // A blank pattern reaches the dialect, which refuses it, as every pattern\n // spec-graph reads is refused when it names nothing. It used to be dropped,\n // so an unset variable in `--ignore-ref \"$TAGS\"` went unnoticed.\n const globs: Glob[] = patterns.map((pattern) => {\n const typed = pattern.trim();\n const parsed = parseGlob(typed.replace(SEGMENT_DOT, '\\\\.'), TARGET);\n if (!parsed.ok) throw new GlobError(pattern, asTyped(typed, parsed.error));\n return parsed.glob;\n });\n return (target: string): boolean => {\n const value = target.trim();\n return globs.some((glob) => glob.match(value));\n };\n}\n\n/\n The literal directory a pattern's matches all sit under, or `''` for the root.\n \n `{docs,specs}/*` has two, and this is the directory they share; the walk\n itself starts at each.\n /\nexport function globBase(pattern: string): string {\n const { glob } = pathList([pattern]).entries[0]!;\n const bases = glob.bases.map((base) => base.split('/'));\n const shared = bases[0] as string[];\n let length = shared.length;\n for (const base of bases) {\n let same = 0;\n // `<=` would read one past the end, where both sides are undefined and\n // equal, and slice the same prefix: an equivalent mutant, left untested.\n while (same < length && base[same] === shared[same]) same += 1;\n length = same;\n }\n return shared.slice(0, length).join('/');\n}\n\n/\n Whether a base names directories the walk from the root would reach, each\n * with exactly that spelling and none a link it would not follow.\n \n A walk starts where a pattern's literal prefix points rather than at the\n * root, and on a filesystem that ignores case, `readdir('Docs')` lists `docs`.\n * Every file under it would come back spelled `Docs/...` - a node id, a\n * baseline key - and `Docs/*` would find it on Windows and macOS and nothing\n on Linux. Asking each parent for the name gives git's answer on every host. A\n * base with an empty segment is rooted at `/`, which is never inside the root.\n \n Reading a directory by its path follows every link in the path, so\n * `docs/linked/.md` was read through the link `docs/linked`, which the walk\n from the root passes over. Asking each parent for the entry says which it\n * is, and a base beyond a link is left as silently as the walk leaves the link.\n \n Where links are followed, the answer is the real path of each directory\n * above the base, the root included, for the walk to tell a cycle by; a base\n * beyond a link back into one of them is one the walk from the root never\n * reaches, and is left the same way. Where they are not, it is empty and never\n * read, so a mutant that fills it anyway is equivalent. `null` is a base the\n * walk does not start at.\n /\nasync function reachable(root: string, base: string, followSymlinks: boolean \| undefined): Promise<Set<string> \| null> {\n const above = new Set<string>();\n if (base.length === 0) return above;\n let directory = root;\n for (const segment of base.split('/')) {\n let entries: Dirent[];\n try {\n entries = await readdir(directory, { withFileTypes: true });\n } catch {\n // Answering a set here would change nothing a test can see: the walk\n // would then read a directory beneath this one, fail the same way, and\n // find nothing.\n return null;\n }\n const entry = entries.find((candidate) => candidate.name === segment);\n if (entry === undefined \|\| (entry.isSymbolicLink() && !followSymlinks)) return null;\n if (followSymlinks) {\n // The directory was just listed, so asking for its real path fails only\n // where it went in between, and the walk would find nothing there: a\n // mutant that answers otherwise is equivalent.\n const real = await realpath(directory).catch(() => null);\n if (real === null \|\| above.has(real)) return null;\n above.add(real);\n }\n directory = `${directory}/${segment}`;\n }\n return above;\n}\n\n/\n Walks the tree and returns every file matching the patterns.\n \n Directories are pruned as early as possible: a repository with a 2 GB\n * `node_modules` should cost nothing to scan.\n /\nexport async function walkFiles(options: WalkOptions): Promise<WalkedFile[]> {\n const root = toPosix(options.root).replace(/\\/+$/, '');\n const patterns = pathList(options.patterns);\n const maxSize = options.maxFileSize ?? MAX_FILE_SIZE;\n\n // Ignores come in two shapes and both are documented. A bare name prunes any\n // directory called that, at any depth, the way a `.gitignore` line does.\n // Anything carrying a separator or glob syntax is matched against the\n // repository-relative path, which is what `--ignore \"docs/drafts/\"` means -\n // and treating that as a directory name silently excluded nothing at all.\n // A mutant that defaults this to `['Stryker was here']` prunes directories of\n // that name, which no repository has: equivalent, and left untested.\n const ignores = options.ignore ?? [];\n // The empty pattern is no directory's name, so it goes to the dialect, which\n // refuses it as it refuses an empty include: a pattern that names nothing is\n // a typo or an unset variable, and was an ignore that ignored nothing. So\n // does a blank one, which was read as a directory called \" \".\n const plainName = (pattern: string): boolean =>\n pattern.trim().length > 0 && !isGlob(pattern) && !pattern.includes('/') && !pattern.startsWith('!');\n // A `!` before a name gives the name back, as a `.gitignore` line does, and\n // the last bare entry to name a directory decides whether it is pruned. It\n // was read as a directory called `!docs`, so `--ignore docs --ignore \"!docs\"`\n // pruned `docs` and said nothing. The default list is a list of names too,\n // and gives way to one: `--ignore \"!vendor\"` reads every `vendor`. A `!` alone\n // or before another is no name, and goes to the dialect, which refuses both.\n const bare = (pattern: string): boolean => plainName(pattern) \|\| (pattern.startsWith('!') && plainName(pattern.slice(1)));\n const named = new Map<string, boolean>();\n for (const pattern of ignores.filter(bare)) {\n const negated = pattern.startsWith('!');\n named.set(negated ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern, !negated);\n }\n const skippedByDefault = new Set(DEFAULT_IGNORED_DIRECTORIES);\n const ignoreList = pathList(ignores.filter((pattern) => !bare(pattern)));\n const excluded = (path: string): boolean => ignoreList.match(path);\n\n // Only walk the directories the patterns can possibly reach: each pattern's\n // literal prefix, one per brace alternative. A negated pattern adds none: it\n // takes files back, and starting a walk at its prefix would enter what the\n // walk skips - `!node_modules//.txt` beside `*/.md` would read every\n // Markdown file in `node_modules`. No positive pattern at all walks nothing,\n // which is the answer.\n const bases = new Set<string>();\n // The paths a positive pattern names outright: `docs/vendor`, or each literal\n // a brace expands to. Such a name may be a file, so its walk starts in the\n // directory above, which pruned `vendor` on its way in: `docs/vendor` found\n // nothing where `docs/vendor/` read the directory. The default list gives way\n // to the directory a pattern names as it gives way to one a pattern starts\n // inside. A negated name adds none, for the reason it adds no base.\n const literals = new Set<string>();\n for (const entry of patterns.entries) {\n if (entry.negated) continue;\n for (const base of entry.glob.bases) bases.add(base);\n // The dialect is what knows a literal when it reads one, so each pattern\n // is compiled a second time to be told of them. That glob is thrown away:\n // the reading answered here decides nothing, and a mutant that changes it\n // is equivalent.\n parseGlob(entry.glob.source, {\n ...PATH,\n literal: (path) => {\n literals.add(path);\n return 'either';\n },\n });\n }\n // Every base is walked, even one inside another, because the outer walk\n // prunes `vendor` and the rest of the default list on its way down, and a\n // pattern that starts inside one of those is read from there. Dropping the\n // inner base as already covered meant `docs/*/.md` beside\n // `docs/vendor/specs/.md` found less than the second pattern alone. An\n // `--ignore` is not overruled that way: it is the user's. A walk that starts\n // at a base never passed through the directories above it, so each of them,\n // and the base, is asked what the walk from the root would have asked on its\n // way down. A bare name prunes at any depth - `--ignore adr` still takes out\n // `adr/`, which the default `adr//.md` starts inside - and a path takes\n // out what it matches, so under `--ignore \"docs/\"` `docs/drafts//.md`\n // finds what `docs/*/.md` finds, which is nothing there. The root is not\n // asked, as the walk from it never asks: `` matches the empty path, and\n // `/.md` under `--ignore \"\" --ignore \"!{docs,specs}\"` would read nothing\n // where it reads those two.\n const startable = (base: string): boolean => {\n if (base.length === 0) return true;\n const segments = base.split('/');\n return !segments.some((segment, i) => named.get(segment) === true \|\| excluded(segments.slice(0, i + 1).join('/')));\n };\n // Whether the walk leaves a directory it meets, asked of a followed link to\n // one as well: a link called `node_modules`, which pnpm writes, or one an\n // `--ignore` names, is the directory it leads to under that name and path,\n // and was entered whatever they were. Pruning a whole subtree is an\n // optimisation; a pattern that only matches the files inside it is still\n // honoured when they are filtered. A bare `--ignore` name prunes a directory\n // a pattern names as well: only the default list gives way, to a pattern and\n // to a `!` before its name.\n const pruned = (name: string, path: string): boolean =>\n (named.get(name) ?? (skippedByDefault.has(name) && !literals.has(path))) \|\| excluded(path);\n const out = new Map<string, WalkedFile>();\n // Where two walks overlap, whichever reaches a directory first reads it and\n // the other stops there. Reading it twice would find the same files under\n // the same keys, so the two mutants that drop this are equivalent.\n const visited = new Set<string>();\n // Where links are followed, the real path of each directory from the root to\n // the one being read. A link whose real path is among them leads back into a\n // directory the walk is inside, and following it read the same files again\n // under a longer path each time round, until the host refused the path: on\n // Windows, 64 copies of each. It is passed over as silently as a link is\n // when links are not followed. A link to anywhere else is followed, one to a\n // directory the walk has already read beside this one included, since only\n // a directory on the way here can make a cycle. The walks run one at a time,\n // so one set serves them all. 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A pattern with no glob syntax in it names a file, or\n * a directory and everything beneath it; `docs/` names only what is beneath.\n /\nexport function createGlobMatcher(patterns: readonly string[]): GlobMatcher {\n const list = pathList(patterns);\n return (path: string): boolean => list.match(path);\n}\n\n/\n A list entry typed in `directory`, below the root, rewritten to read from the\n * root, or refused naming the entry as it was typed (ADR-0018).\n \n Each brace alternative is rebased as that text written alone would be, so\n * `{/docs,x}` typed in `sub` is `{/docs,sub/x}`: a leading `/` roots it\n * wherever it was typed. A leading `..` climbs out of `directory`, and one past\n * the root is refused, as is a directory whose name a pattern would read as\n * syntax.\n /\nexport function rebasePattern(entry: string, directory: string): string {\n const rebased = rebaseGlob(entry, directory, PATH);\n if (!rebased.ok) throw new GlobError(entry, rebased.error);\n return rebased.pattern;\n}\n\n/\n Each dot in a reference pattern that may begin a segment, which is escaped:\n * a `.` or `..` segment then reads as the name it is, one or two dots, where\n * the dialect would drop the one and refuse the other.\n \n Braces expand before segments are read, so a dot written beside a brace or a\n * comma may begin a segment of an alternative: `docs/{.,x}` is `docs/.` or\n * `docs/x`, `.{/gone.md,x}` is `./gone.md` or `.x`, and `{docs/,x/}.` ends in a\n * segment `.` either way. An escaped dot is the same character as a dot in a\n * name, so escaping one that begins `.x`, or the braces leave inside a name as\n * in `a{.,b}`, reads the same, and nothing needs to tell those apart:\n * escaping each whole `.` or `..` segment instead reads each of 43,069\n * generated patterns the same, refusals included (ADR-0022).\n /\nconst SEGMENT_DOT = /(?<=^\|[/{,}])\\./g;\n\n/\n How a reference target is matched. Every option is spelled out, though the\n * dialect reads `{}` the same way today: its defaults are spec-core's to\n * change, and this reading is spec-graph's to keep. A mutant that drops one,\n * or all of them, is equivalent until then.\n /\nconst TARGET: FamilyGlobOptions = { dialect: 'path', caseSensitive: false, literal: 'file' };\n\n/\n A refusal of a reference pattern in the words it was typed in.\n \n The dialect writes its advice for a `*` inside a name from the text it was\n given, and that text held a `\\` before each dot {@link SEGMENT_DOT} escaped:\n * `../notes/.md` was told `\\.\\./notes/\\/.md`. Given the pattern again with\n a character it does not hold in place of each of those dots, the dialect\n * refuses it for the same reason, since both are one literal character and\n * neither is a direction, and each stand-in is read back as the dot it was.\n * Counting down from U+E000 would find a stand-in as well, among the\n * surrogates, so that mutant is equivalent.\n /\nfunction asTyped(typed: string, reason: string): string {\n let point = 0xe000;\n while (typed.includes(String.fromCodePoint(point))) point += 1;\n const stand = String.fromCodePoint(point);\n const again = parseGlob(typed.replace(SEGMENT_DOT, stand), TARGET);\n // Stand-ins and escaped dots compile or fail alike, so `again` never\n // compiles here, and a mutant that reads it as compiled is equivalent.\n return again.ok ? reason : again.error.replaceAll(stand, '.');\n}\n\n/\n Builds a predicate over reference targets, not paths.\n \n Separate from {@link createGlobMatcher} on purpose. That one is\n * path-oriented: a bare name there is a directory and everything under it. A\n * reference target has no such structure - `trap 55` is a name, not a location\n * - so a bare pattern matches it literally and nothing else.\n \n Case is ignored, on every platform, because a citation's spelling is the\n * author's and not the filesystem's. The fold is simple case mapping, one code\n * point at a time and without a locale, so every host gives the same answer:\n * U+00B5 (micro sign) and U+03BC (mu) stay two targets, as they have been since\n * a Windows-only `i` flag made them one there (ADR-0017).\n \n A target is text a document holds rather than a path on this host, and two\n * things follow. A `\\` escapes the character after it: there is no Windows\n * separator to allow for. And a `.` or `..` segment is text, in a brace\n * alternative as anywhere else: in a path the dialect drops the one and\n * refuses the other as climbing out of the root, but `../../notes/gone.md` is\n * a link somebody wrote and may want left alone. A pattern that is refused is\n * named, and advised, as it was typed.\n /\nexport function createReferenceFilter(patterns: readonly string[]): (target: string) => boolean {\n // A blank pattern reaches the dialect, which refuses it, as every pattern\n // spec-graph reads is refused when it names nothing. It used to be dropped,\n // so an unset variable in `--ignore-ref \"$TAGS\"` went unnoticed.\n const globs: Glob[] = patterns.map((pattern) => {\n const typed = pattern.trim();\n const parsed = parseGlob(typed.replace(SEGMENT_DOT, '\\\\.'), TARGET);\n if (!parsed.ok) throw new GlobError(pattern, asTyped(typed, parsed.error));\n return parsed.glob;\n });\n return (target: string): boolean => {\n const value = target.trim();\n return globs.some((glob) => glob.match(value));\n };\n}\n\n/\n The literal directory a pattern's matches all sit under, or `''` for the root.\n \n `{docs,specs}/*` has two, and this is the directory they share; the walk\n itself starts at each.\n /\nexport function globBase(pattern: string): string {\n const { glob } = pathList([pattern]).entries[0]!;\n const bases = glob.bases.map((base) => base.split('/'));\n const shared = bases[0] as string[];\n let length = shared.length;\n for (const base of bases) {\n let same = 0;\n // `<=` would read one past the end, where both sides are undefined and\n // equal, and slice the same prefix: an equivalent mutant, left untested.\n while (same < length && base[same] === shared[same]) same += 1;\n length = same;\n }\n return shared.slice(0, length).join('/');\n}\n\n/\n Whether a base names directories the walk from the root would reach, each\n * with exactly that spelling and none a link it would not follow.\n \n A walk starts where a pattern's literal prefix points rather than at the\n * root, and on a filesystem that ignores case, `readdir('Docs')` lists `docs`.\n * Every file under it would come back spelled `Docs/...` - a node id, a\n * baseline key - and `Docs/*` would find it on Windows and macOS and nothing\n on Linux. Asking each parent for the name gives git's answer on every host. A\n * base with an empty segment is rooted at `/`, which is never inside the root.\n \n Reading a directory by its path follows every link in the path, so\n * `docs/linked/.md` was read through the link `docs/linked`, which the walk\n from the root passes over. Asking each parent for the entry says which it\n * is, and a base beyond a link is left as silently as the walk leaves the link.\n \n Where links are followed, the answer is the real path of each directory\n * above the base, the root included, for the walk to tell a cycle by; a base\n * beyond a link back into one of them is one the walk from the root never\n * reaches, and is left the same way. Where they are not, it is empty and never\n * read, so a mutant that fills it anyway is equivalent. `null` is a base the\n * walk does not start at.\n /\nasync function reachable(root: string, base: string, followSymlinks: boolean \| undefined): Promise<Set<string> \| null> {\n const above = new Set<string>();\n if (base.length === 0) return above;\n let directory = root;\n for (const segment of base.split('/')) {\n let entries: Dirent[];\n try {\n entries = await readdir(directory, { withFileTypes: true });\n } catch {\n // Answering a set here would change nothing a test can see: the walk\n // would then read a directory beneath this one, fail the same way, and\n // find nothing.\n return null;\n }\n const entry = entries.find((candidate) => candidate.name === segment);\n if (entry === undefined \|\| (entry.isSymbolicLink() && !followSymlinks)) return null;\n if (followSymlinks) {\n // The directory was just listed, so asking for its real path fails only\n // where it went in between, and the walk would find nothing there: a\n // mutant that answers otherwise is equivalent.\n const real = await realpath(directory).catch(() => null);\n if (real === null \|\| above.has(real)) return null;\n above.add(real);\n }\n directory = `${directory}/${segment}`;\n }\n return above;\n}\n\n/\n Walks the tree and returns every file matching the patterns.\n \n Directories are pruned as early as possible: a repository with a 2 GB\n * `node_modules` should cost nothing to scan.\n /\nexport async function walkFiles(options: WalkOptions): Promise<WalkedFile[]> {\n const root = toPosix(options.root).replace(/\\/+$/, '');\n const patterns = pathList(options.patterns);\n const maxSize = options.maxFileSize ?? MAX_FILE_SIZE;\n\n // Ignores come in two shapes and both are documented. A bare name prunes any\n // directory called that, at any depth, the way a `.gitignore` line does.\n // Anything carrying a separator or glob syntax is matched against the\n // repository-relative path, which is what `--ignore \"docs/drafts/\"` means -\n // and treating that as a directory name silently excluded nothing at all.\n // A mutant that defaults this to `['Stryker was here']` prunes directories of\n // that name, which no repository has: equivalent, and left untested.\n const ignores = options.ignore ?? [];\n // The empty pattern is no directory's name, so it goes to the dialect, which\n // refuses it as it refuses an empty include: a pattern that names nothing is\n // a typo or an unset variable, and was an ignore that ignored nothing. So\n // does a blank one, which was read as a directory called \" \".\n const plainName = (pattern: string): boolean =>\n pattern.trim().length > 0 && !isGlob(pattern) && !pattern.includes('/') && !pattern.startsWith('!');\n // A `!` before a name gives the name back, as a `.gitignore` line does, and\n // the last bare entry to name a directory decides whether it is pruned. It\n // was read as a directory called `!docs`, so `--ignore docs --ignore \"!docs\"`\n // pruned `docs` and said nothing. The default list is a list of names too,\n // and gives way to one: `--ignore \"!vendor\"` reads every `vendor`. A `!` alone\n // or before another is no name, and goes to the dialect, which refuses both.\n const bare = (pattern: string): boolean => plainName(pattern) \|\| (pattern.startsWith('!') && plainName(pattern.slice(1)));\n const named = new Map<string, boolean>();\n for (const pattern of ignores.filter(bare)) {\n const negated = pattern.startsWith('!');\n named.set(negated ? pattern.slice(1) : pattern, !negated);\n }\n const skippedByDefault = new Set(DEFAULT_IGNORED_DIRECTORIES);\n const ignoreList = pathList(ignores.filter((pattern) => !bare(pattern)));\n const excluded = (path: string): boolean => ignoreList.match(path);\n\n // Only walk the directories the patterns can possibly reach: each pattern's\n // literal prefix, one per brace alternative. A negated pattern adds none: it\n // takes files back, and starting a walk at its prefix would enter what the\n // walk skips - `!node_modules//.txt` beside `*/.md` would read every\n // Markdown file in `node_modules`. No positive pattern at all walks nothing,\n // which is the answer.\n const bases = new Set<string>();\n // The paths a positive pattern names outright: `docs/vendor`, or each literal\n // a brace expands to. Such a name may be a file, so its walk starts in the\n // directory above, which pruned `vendor` on its way in: `docs/vendor` found\n // nothing where `docs/vendor/` read the directory. The default list gives way\n // to the directory a pattern names as it gives way to one a pattern starts\n // inside. A negated name adds none, for the reason it adds no base.\n const literals = new Set<string>();\n for (const entry of patterns.entries) {\n if (entry.negated) continue;\n for (const base of entry.glob.bases) bases.add(base);\n // The dialect is what knows a literal when it reads one, so each pattern\n // is compiled a second time to be told of them. That glob is thrown away:\n // the reading answered here decides nothing, and a mutant that changes it\n // is equivalent.\n parseGlob(entry.glob.source, {\n ...PATH,\n literal: (path) => {\n literals.add(path);\n return 'either';\n },\n });\n }\n // Every base is walked, even one inside another, because the outer walk\n // prunes `vendor` and the rest of the default list on its way down, and a\n // pattern that starts inside one of those is read from there. Dropping the\n // inner base as already covered meant `docs/*/.md` beside\n // `docs/vendor/specs/.md` found less than the second pattern alone. An\n // `--ignore` is not overruled that way: it is the user's. A walk that starts\n // at a base never passed through the directories above it, so each of them,\n // and the base, is asked what the walk from the root would have asked on its\n // way down. A bare name prunes at any depth - `--ignore adr` still takes out\n // `adr/`, which the default `adr//.md` starts inside - and a path takes\n // out what it matches, so under `--ignore \"docs/\"` `docs/drafts//.md`\n // finds what `docs/*/.md` finds, which is nothing there. The root is not\n // asked, as the walk from it never asks: `` matches the empty path, and\n // `/.md` under `--ignore \"\" --ignore \"!{docs,specs}\"` would read nothing\n // where it reads those two.\n const startable = (base: string): boolean => {\n if (base.length === 0) return true;\n const segments = base.split('/');\n return !segments.some((segment, i) => named.get(segment) === true \|\| excluded(segments.slice(0, i + 1).join('/')));\n };\n // Whether the walk leaves a directory it meets, asked of a followed link to\n // one as well: a link called `node_modules`, which pnpm writes, or one an\n // `--ignore` names, is the directory it leads to under that name and path,\n // and was entered whatever they were. Pruning a whole subtree is an\n // optimisation; a pattern that only matches the files inside it is still\n // honoured when they are filtered. A bare `--ignore` name prunes a directory\n // a pattern names as well: only the default list gives way, to a pattern and\n // to a `!` before its name.\n const pruned = (name: string, path: string): boolean =>\n (named.get(name) ?? (skippedByDefault.has(name) && !literals.has(path))) \|\| excluded(path);\n const out = new Map<string, WalkedFile>();\n // Where two walks overlap, whichever reaches a directory first reads it and\n // the other stops there. Reading it twice would find the same files under\n // the same keys, so the two mutants that drop this are equivalent.\n const visited = new Set<string>();\n // Where links are followed, the real path of each directory from the root to\n // the one being read. A link whose real path is among them leads back into a\n // directory the walk is inside, and following it read the same files again\n // under a longer path each time round, until the host refused the path: on\n // Windows, 64 copies of each. It is passed over as silently as a link is\n // when links are not followed. A link to anywhere else is followed, one to a\n // directory the walk has already read beside this one included, since only\n // a directory on the way here can make a cycle. The walks run one at a time,\n // so one set serves them all. Only a followed link can make a cycle, so with\n // links not followed no real path is asked for, and a mutant that asks finds\n // none: equivalent.\n let inside = new Set<string>();\n\n const walk = async (relative: string): Promise<void> => {\n const absolute = relative.length === 0 ? root : `${root}/${relative}`;\n if (visited.has(absolute)) return;\n visited.add(absolute);\n if (!options.followSymlinks) return read(relative, absolute);\n // A directory with no real path is one that cannot be listed either, so\n // a mutant that reads it rather than returning reads nothing more.\n const real = await realpath(absolute).catch(() => null);\n if (real === null \|\| inside.has(real)) return;\n inside.add(real);\n await read(relative, absolute);\n inside.delete(real);\n };\n\n const read = async (relative: string, absolute: string): Promise<void> => {\n let entries;\n try {\n entries = await readdir(absolute, { withFileTypes: true });\n } catch {\n // An unreadable directory is not a reason to fail the whole run.\n return;\n }\n\n for (const entry of entries) {\n const child = relative.length === 0 ? entry.name : `${relative}/${entry.name}`;\n\n if (entry.isDirectory()) {\n if (!pruned(entry.name, child)) await walk(child);\n continue;\n }\n\n if (entry.isSymbolicLink()) {\n if (!options.followSymlinks) continue;\n try {\n const info = await stat(`${root}/${child}`);\n if (info.isDirectory()) {\n if (!pruned(entry.name, child)) await walk(child);\n continue;\n }\n if (!patterns.match(child) \|\| excluded(child) \|\| info.size > maxSize) continue;\n out.set(child, { path: child, absolute: `${root}/${child}`, size: info.size });\n } catch {\n // A link to nothing has nothing to read.\n }\n continue;\n }\n\n if (!entry.isFile()) continue;\n if (!patterns.match(child) \|\| excluded(child)) continue;\n\n try {\n const info = await stat(`${root}/${child}`);\n if (info.size > maxSize) continue;\n out.set(child, { path: child, absolute: `${root}/${child}`, size: info.size });\n } catch {\n // Gone between the listing and the look: there is nothing to read.\n }\n }\n };\n\n for (const base of bases) {\n const above = startable(base) ? await reachable(root, base, options.followSymlinks) : null;\n if (above === null) continue;\n inside = above;\n await walk(base);\n }\n\n // No two paths are equal, since they are the keys of `out`, so the order\n // needs only `<`, and `<=` would read the same.\n return [...out.values()].sort((a, b) => (a.path < b.path ? -1 : 1));\n}\n\n/\n Resolves a repository-relative path against the root, in POSIX form.\n \n An absolute path already names one place, and joining it under the root names\n * another: `--baseline /tmp/b.json` read `<root>/tmp/b.json`, found nothing\n * there, and accepted nothing without saying so.\n \n A `\\` is a separator here as it is in an absolute path and in a pattern. Kept\n * as a character of the name, `sub\\b.json` typed at the root read another file\n * on Linux than `..\\sub\\b.json` typed one directory down, which the command\n * line had already read as `sub/b.json`.\n */\nexport function underRoot(root: string, relative: string): string {\n if (isAbsolutePath(relative)) return toPosix(relative);\n return joinPosix(toPosix(root), toPosix(relative));\n}\n"]}

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@@ -18,6 +18,18 @@ export declare function toPosix(value: string): string;
  * produces a third place that is neither.
  */
 export declare function isAbsolutePath(value: string): boolean;
+/**
+ * A resolved path with its drive letter in upper case, for telling two paths
+ * apart.
+ *
+ * Windows reads a drive letter in either case as one volume (Microsoft's
+ * *Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces*, *Naming Conventions*), and
+ * `path.resolve` keeps the case it was typed in, so `C:\x` beside `c:\x` were
+ * two values. Only the letter is folded: whether two names past it are one
+ * directory is the disk's to say. A path Node resolves on any other host
+ * starts with `/`, so nothing there is changed.
+ */
+export declare function foldDriveLetter(resolved: string): string;
 /** Removes `.` and `..` segments. Leading `..` are preserved. */
 export declare function normalisePosix(value: string): string;
 /** The directory containing `value`, or `''` at the root. */

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@@ -23,6 +23,23 @@ const ABSOLUTE = /^(?:[/\\]|[A-Za-z]:)/;
 export function isAbsolutePath(value) {
     return ABSOLUTE.test(value);
 }
+// A drive letter in lower case, at the start of a path or after the prefix
+// of a device path, `\\?\` or `\\.\`, as Node's `path.resolve` writes either.
+const LOWER_DRIVE = /^(\\\\[?.]\\)?([a-z]):/;
+/**
+ * A resolved path with its drive letter in upper case, for telling two paths
+ * apart.
+ *
+ * Windows reads a drive letter in either case as one volume (Microsoft's
+ * *Naming Files, Paths, and Namespaces*, *Naming Conventions*), and
+ * `path.resolve` keeps the case it was typed in, so `C:\x` beside `c:\x` were
+ * two values. Only the letter is folded: whether two names past it are one
+ * directory is the disk's to say. A path Node resolves on any other host
+ * starts with `/`, so nothing there is changed.
+ */
+export function foldDriveLetter(resolved) {
+    return resolved.replace(LOWER_DRIVE, (_drive, device, letter) => `${device ?? ''}${letter.toUpperCase()}:`);
+}
 /** Removes `.` and `..` segments. Leading `..` are preserved. */
 export function normalisePosix(value) {
     const absolute = value.startsWith('/');

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