@spintax/core 0.7.0 → 0.8.0

package/dist/index.d.cts

@@ -25,8 +25,12 @@
  * 3 — `EnumerationNode` and `PermutationNode` gained `raw`, the body a direct `%var%` reference
  * is spliced into at render time. An `Ast` cached by version 2 carries no `raw`, so rendering it
  * would silently keep a pipe-joined value as ONE option — the defect 0.7.0 fixed.
+ *
+ * 4 — `raw` is kept on more constructs: one holding a `{?…}` conditional, and a permutation with a
+ * reference anywhere in its `<config>` (#80). The shape is 3's, but an `Ast` cached by version 3
+ * lacks `raw` exactly where the new rule needs it, and would render `[{?f?a|b|x}|c]` with a raw `|`.
  */
-declare const AST_VERSION = 3;
+declare const AST_VERSION = 4;
 /** Opaque public handle (re-exported as `Ast` from the package index). */
 interface Ast {
     readonly astVersion: typeof AST_VERSION;
@@ -46,10 +50,11 @@ interface Ast {
  *   - conditionals test truthiness against the raw var map; plurals resolve the
  *     count (vars already expanded) then pick the bucket, lenient fullwidth
  *     fallback (Stage 6d, after vars).
- *   - a `%var%` that sits DIRECTLY in an enumeration/permutation body is spliced as
- *     TEXT and the construct re-read (spliceConstruct, 0.7.0): a `|` inside such a
- *     value separates options, exactly as in the plugin, whose expansion runs before
- *     any bracket is read. Every other construct keeps the tree it was parsed into.
+ *   - a `%var%` or a `{?…}` that sits DIRECTLY in an enumeration/permutation body, or a
+ *     reference anywhere in a permutation's `<config>`, makes the construct re-read as
+ *     TEXT (spliceConstruct; 0.7.0, widened for #80): a `|` inside such a value or taken
+ *     branch separates options, exactly as in the plugin, whose conditionals and expansion
+ *     run before any bracket is read. Every other construct keeps the tree it was parsed into.
  *   - #include (post-tree string pass) and post-process are later PRs.
  *
  * RNG note: cross-engine RNG-sequence parity is a non-goal (§3.2). Enumerations

package/dist/index.d.ts

@@ -25,8 +25,12 @@
  * 3 — `EnumerationNode` and `PermutationNode` gained `raw`, the body a direct `%var%` reference
  * is spliced into at render time. An `Ast` cached by version 2 carries no `raw`, so rendering it
  * would silently keep a pipe-joined value as ONE option — the defect 0.7.0 fixed.
+ *
+ * 4 — `raw` is kept on more constructs: one holding a `{?…}` conditional, and a permutation with a
+ * reference anywhere in its `<config>` (#80). The shape is 3's, but an `Ast` cached by version 3
+ * lacks `raw` exactly where the new rule needs it, and would render `[{?f?a|b|x}|c]` with a raw `|`.
  */
-declare const AST_VERSION = 3;
+declare const AST_VERSION = 4;
 /** Opaque public handle (re-exported as `Ast` from the package index). */
 interface Ast {
     readonly astVersion: typeof AST_VERSION;
@@ -46,10 +50,11 @@ interface Ast {
  *   - conditionals test truthiness against the raw var map; plurals resolve the
  *     count (vars already expanded) then pick the bucket, lenient fullwidth
  *     fallback (Stage 6d, after vars).
- *   - a `%var%` that sits DIRECTLY in an enumeration/permutation body is spliced as
- *     TEXT and the construct re-read (spliceConstruct, 0.7.0): a `|` inside such a
- *     value separates options, exactly as in the plugin, whose expansion runs before
- *     any bracket is read. Every other construct keeps the tree it was parsed into.
+ *   - a `%var%` or a `{?…}` that sits DIRECTLY in an enumeration/permutation body, or a
+ *     reference anywhere in a permutation's `<config>`, makes the construct re-read as
+ *     TEXT (spliceConstruct; 0.7.0, widened for #80): a `|` inside such a value or taken
+ *     branch separates options, exactly as in the plugin, whose conditionals and expansion
+ *     run before any bracket is read. Every other construct keeps the tree it was parsed into.
  *   - #include (post-tree string pass) and post-process are later PRs.
  *
  * RNG note: cross-engine RNG-sequence parity is a non-goal (§3.2). Enumerations