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package/vendor/dynamic-workflow/analysis/calls.js

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+import ts from "typescript";
+import { addOcc, addPlaceholder, clearExact, cloneValue, collapse, collapseInto, emptyValue, HEAP_MUTATORS, isDirectCallee, isJsonStringify, mergeBound, mergeInto, phKey, singleOcc, VALUE_DEPTH_CAP, } from "./domain.js";
+import { applySuperCall } from "./classes.js";
+import { handleArrayMethod } from "./array-methods.js";
+import { handlePromiseReject, isPromiseReject } from "./promise-ops.js";
+import { callbackSemanticsOf, isForeignMember } from "./callbacks.js";
+import { handleHeapMutator, handleObjectAssign, isObjectAssign } from "./heap-ops.js";
+import { handleAsk, handleJoin, handleWorldRead } from "./relays.js";
+/**
+ * Call and relay transfer rules: the facade sinks (`ask`, `files.*`), the relay
+ * nodes (`Promise.all` joins and promoted iteration fan-outs), heap mutators, and
+ * script-local / higher-order function calls with context-sensitive summaries. These
+ * live apart from the core evaluator (taint.ts) but operate on the same `Evaluator`
+ * instance.
+ */
+export function evalCall(ev, node, ctx) {
+    const actorId = ev.s.actorByCall.get(node);
+    if (actorId !== undefined)
+        return singleOcc(actorId, true);
+    // `super(args)` inside a derived constructor applies the base class's constructor with
+    // the actuals (param write-back + placeholder actuals), so a base ctor that stores an
+    // argument in `this` sees the derived `new`'s arguments. Without this the base ctor's
+    // parameters would resolve to nothing (a dropped may-flow). Returns nothing.
+    if (node.expression.kind === ts.SyntaxKind.SuperKeyword) {
+        applySuperCall(ev, node, ctx);
+        return emptyValue();
+    }
+    const askId = ev.s.askByCall.get(node);
+    if (askId !== undefined)
+        return handleAsk(ev, node, askId, ctx);
+    const hole = ev.s.holeByCall.get(node);
+    if (hole !== undefined)
+        return handleHole(ev, node, hole, ctx);
+    const world = ev.s.worldByCall.get(node);
+    if (world !== undefined)
+        return handleWorldRead(ev, world.id, world.args, ctx);
+    const join = ev.s.joinByCall.get(node);
+    if (join !== undefined)
+        return handleJoin(ev, node, join.id, join.arg, ctx);
+    if (ts.isPropertyAccessExpression(node.expression)) {
+        const cand = ev.s.candByCall.get(node);
+        if (cand !== undefined)
+            return handleArrayMethod(ev, node, cand, ctx);
+        if (isJsonStringify(node.expression)) {
+            return node.arguments[0] === undefined ? emptyValue() : collapse(ev.evalExpr(node.arguments[0], ctx));
+        }
+        if (isPromiseReject(node.expression))
+            return handlePromiseReject(ev, node, ctx);
+        if (isObjectAssign(node.expression))
+            return handleObjectAssign(ev, node, ctx);
+        if (HEAP_MUTATORS.has(node.expression.name.text)) {
+            // The name-only match used to swallow DISPATCH of a script-local method that
+            // merely shares a mutator name (`inbox.add(item)` on `{ add(item) { … } }`): the
+            // tracked function body was never applied, so its param actuals stayed empty, facade
+            // sinks inside it resolved to nothing, and markCalled/promotion were skipped — an
+            // under-approximation. Route by what the member actually HOLDS: tracked callables
+            // dispatch as an ordinary call (actuals + write-back + return summary). The receiver
+            // smear still runs first — a merged value may be EITHER a user object or a native
+            // collection (`flag ? { add(…){…} } : new Set()`), and the smear only ADDS taint
+            // (sound over-approximation, never a kill). Native collections carry no tracked fns
+            // in their member slot (smear-on-read drops `.fns`), so they keep the pure-smear path.
+            const smear = handleHeapMutator(ev, node, node.expression, ctx);
+            const memberVal = ev.evalExpr(node.expression, ctx);
+            const hasTrackedFns = [...memberVal.fns].some((fn) => ev.s.fnId.has(fn));
+            return hasTrackedFns ? handleGenericCall(ev, node, ctx) : smear;
+        }
+        // `.call` / `.apply` / `.bind` on a script-local function receiver reshape the actuals
+        // before they reach the callee's positional parameters. Only intercepts when the
+        // receiver actually carries a script-local function; otherwise defers to the generic
+        // path (which still applies function-valued ARGUMENTS pessimistically — the keystone).
+        const forwarded = handleInvocationForwarding(ev, node, node.expression, ctx);
+        if (forwarded !== undefined)
+            return forwarded;
+        // A deferred continuation (`p.then(cb)`, `p.catch(cb)`, `p.finally(cb)`) runs its callback
+        // after the RECEIVER settles: record the receiver's value as the settle oracle at the
+        // receiver expression's position — the key the ordering walk reads before it inlines the
+        // callback body. Recording only; the call's
+        // own transfer (the keystone below) is untouched.
+        // Keyed by the MEMBER NAME token (`then`): a chain's receivers all start at the same
+        // offset (`p.then(a).finally(b)` — both receivers begin at `p`), and an await operand
+        // never starts at a member name, so this key collides with nothing.
+        if (callbackSemanticsOf(node, ev.checker, ev.s.program)?.deferred === true) {
+            const receiver = node.expression.expression;
+            ev.s.mergeSink(ev.s.awaitVal, node.expression.name.getStart(ev.s.scriptFile), collapse(ev.evalExpr(receiver, ctx)));
+        }
+    }
+    return handleGenericCall(ev, node, ctx);
+}
+/**
+ * 留白（docs/analysis.md「Sites」的 Hole sites 段）。开放的留白：提示是 sink（如 ask 的
+ * instructions），返回值是一个来自 run 之外的、以留白站点为标签的不透明值（类型 T）。已补全的
+ * 留白：函数体在原地被 cell 调用，所以这里把它当一次**直接**应用——记成 `argument` 应用（时序
+ * 走查据此在调用点内联函数体），返回值就是函数体的返回摘要（无实参，exactness 不清：调用是
+ * 确定的，不是间接分派）。已补全的留白**不是**图里的节点，所以它的提示不进 sink 表。
+ */
+function handleHole(ev, node, site, ctx) {
+    ev.s.markFacade(ctx.regionStack);
+    if (site.body === undefined) {
+        if (site.prompt !== undefined) {
+            ev.s.mergeSink(ev.s.holePrompt, site.id, collapse(ev.evalExpr(site.prompt, ctx)));
+        }
+        return singleOcc(site.id, true);
+    }
+    if (site.prompt !== undefined)
+        ev.evalExpr(site.prompt, ctx);
+    const out = emptyValue();
+    for (const fn of ev.evalExpr(site.body, ctx).fns) {
+        const id = ev.s.fnId.get(fn);
+        if (id === undefined)
+            continue;
+        recordCall(ev, id, ctx.regionStack, [], undefined, { site: node, via: "argument" });
+        mergeInto(out, substitute(ev.s.summaryOf(id), id, [], false));
+    }
+    return out;
+}
+function handleGenericCall(ev, node, ctx) {
+    const { explicit, places, tail } = buildActuals(ev, node.arguments, ctx);
+    return applyCall(ev, node.expression, explicit, ctx, places, tail, node);
+}
+/**
+ * Evaluate an actual-argument list into positional values, their place aliases (for
+ * parameter write-back), and an optional inexact TAIL. Positional certainty ends at the
+ * first `...spread`: the spread element (and every actual after it) folds into one
+ * collapsed, exactness-cleared tail that binds to every parameter at index >= the spread's
+ * position — the runtime unpacking length is unknown, so the smear is the sound baseline.
+ * `f(...pair)` evaluated the spread as ONE actual at index 0, so params >= 1
+ * resolved to nothing (a dropped may-flow: `pair[1]` never reached `f`'s second param).
+ */
+function buildActuals(ev, argsNodes, ctx) {
+    const spreadIndex = argsNodes.findIndex((a) => ts.isSpreadElement(a));
+    if (spreadIndex < 0) {
+        const explicit = argsNodes.map((a) => ev.evalExpr(a, ctx));
+        return {
+            explicit,
+            places: argsNodes.map((a, i) => ev.argWriteBackPlace(a, explicit[i])),
+            tail: undefined,
+        };
+    }
+    const explicit = argsNodes.slice(0, spreadIndex).map((a) => ev.evalExpr(a, ctx));
+    const places = argsNodes.slice(0, spreadIndex).map((a, i) => ev.argWriteBackPlace(a, explicit[i]));
+    const tail = emptyValue();
+    for (const arg of argsNodes.slice(spreadIndex))
+        collapseInto(tail, ev.evalExpr(arg, ctx));
+    return { explicit, places, tail: clearExact(tail) };
+}
+/**
+ * `.call` / `.apply` / `.bind` on a script-local function receiver. Returns undefined when
+ * the receiver carries no script-local function (so the caller defers to the generic /
+ * unknown path — which still applies function-valued ARGUMENTS pessimistically, preserving
+ * the keystone rule for `someUnknown.call(null, cb)`). The facade-siting layer separately
+ * rejects these methods on facade callables, so only ORDINARY script functions land here.
+ */
+function handleInvocationForwarding(ev, node, access, ctx) {
+    const method = access.name.text;
+    if (method !== "call" && method !== "apply" && method !== "bind")
+        return undefined;
+    const receiverVal = ev.evalExpr(access.expression, ctx);
+    const fns = [...receiverVal.fns].filter((fn) => ev.s.fnId.has(fn));
+    if (fns.length === 0)
+        return undefined;
+    const exact = fns.length === 1 && isDirectCallee(access.expression);
+    if (method === "call") {
+        // f.call(thisArg, a, b, …) ≡ f(a, b, …): drop the thisArg, shift actuals down one.
+        // Otherwise the thisArg would occupy actual index 0, and f's param 0 would resolve to `null`.
+        const { explicit, places, tail } = buildActuals(ev, node.arguments.slice(1), ctx);
+        return applyToFns(ev, fns, exact, explicit, ctx, places, tail, receiverVal.bound, node);
+    }
+    if (method === "apply") {
+        // f.apply(thisArg, argsArray) ≡ f(...argsArray): the args tuple's positional shape is
+        // opaque, so smear its collapsed (inexact) taint across every parameter — an ordinary
+        // actual at index 1 would never be read by any positional placeholder.
+        const argsArray = node.arguments[1];
+        const tail = argsArray === undefined ? emptyValue() : clearExact(collapse(ev.evalExpr(argsArray, ctx)));
+        return applyToFns(ev, fns, false, [], ctx, undefined, tail, receiverVal.bound, node);
+    }
+    // f.bind(thisArg, ...prefix): the result is a new function value carrying f's `fns` plus
+    // a bound prefix prepended to actuals at the eventual call. Composes with the receiver's
+    // existing prefix (rebinding: `f.bind(null, a).bind(null, b)` → [a, b], earlier first).
+    // bind previously produced f's substituted summary (no `.fns`), so `g()` was an
+    // unknown call AND the prefix never reached f's params.
+    const prefixArgs = node.arguments.slice(1).map((arg) => ev.evalExpr(arg, ctx));
+    const out = emptyValue();
+    for (const fn of receiverVal.fns)
+        out.fns.add(fn);
+    out.bound = [...(receiverVal.bound ?? []), ...prefixArgs];
+    return out;
+}
+/**
+ * Apply a callee to already-evaluated argument values. Shared by ordinary call
+ * expressions and tagged templates (``tag`…${e}…` `` is the call `tag(strings, e, …)`).
+ * Script-local callees route through their context-sensitive summary; unknown/library
+ * callees widen (see {@link handleUnknownCall}). `argPlaces[i]`, when present, is the
+ * live value of a place actual, used for parameter write-back. `tail`, when present, is an
+ * inexact spread smear bound to every parameter at index >= `argVals.length`. `site` is the
+ * call / tagged-template node the application is recorded against (the call oracle).
+ */
+export function applyCall(ev, calleeExpr, argVals, ctx, argPlaces, tail, site) {
+    const calleeVal = ev.evalExpr(calleeExpr, ctx);
+    // A library / facade member is never a script function (see {@link isForeignMember}): the
+    // callables a whole-value read smeared into the member slot are the receiver's contents,
+    // not the callee. `then(a, b).finally(c)` would otherwise dispatch to a and b as `.finally`.
+    const foreign = ts.isPropertyAccessExpression(calleeExpr) && isForeignMember(calleeExpr.name, ev.checker, ev.s.scriptFile);
+    const fns = foreign ? [] : [...calleeVal.fns].filter((fn) => ev.s.fnId.has(fn));
+    if (fns.length === 0)
+        return handleUnknownCall(ev, calleeExpr, calleeVal, argVals, ctx, tail, site);
+    const exact = fns.length === 1 && isDirectCallee(calleeExpr);
+    return applyToFns(ev, fns, exact, argVals, ctx, argPlaces, tail, calleeVal.bound, site);
+}
+/**
+ * Apply a resolved set of script-local functions to actuals. `explicit[i]` binds param i;
+ * when `tail` is present, every parameter at index >= `explicit.length` (up to each
+ * callee's arity) also binds `tail` — an `apply` / spread smear whose positional extent is
+ * unknown. `exact` is the dispatch's exactness: a direct single-fn call preserves it, a
+ * widened dispatch (indirect / multi-fn) clears the recorded actuals and the return summary
+ * so parameter-direct asks emit inexact edges.
+ *
+ * When `bound` (a `bind` prefix) is present, both alignments are unioned: once WITH the
+ * prefix prepended (the genuinely-bound dispatch) and once WITHOUT it. `fns` is a set, so a
+ * value merged from a bound and a plain function (`flag ? f : f.bind(null, a)`) can't say
+ * which entry is bound; applying both alignments is sound whichever it is, and a bound
+ * dispatch is inexact (the alignment is not proven).
+ */
+function applyToFns(ev, fns, exact, explicit, ctx, argPlaces, tail, bound, site) {
+    const result = emptyValue();
+    const hasBound = bound !== undefined && bound.length > 0;
+    applyAligned(ev, fns, hasBound ? false : exact, explicit, ctx, argPlaces, tail, result, site);
+    if (hasBound) {
+        const prefixed = [...bound, ...explicit];
+        const prefixedPlaces = [...bound.map(() => undefined), ...(argPlaces ?? [])];
+        applyAligned(ev, fns, false, prefixed, ctx, prefixedPlaces, tail, result, site);
+    }
+    return result;
+}
+/** One alignment of {@link applyToFns}: bind `explicit`/`tail` to each callee and union the
+ * recorded actuals + substituted return summaries into `result`. clearExact clones, so the
+ * fns-binding and place write-back in recordCall stay live. */
+function applyAligned(ev, fns, exact, explicit, ctx, argPlaces, tail, result, site) {
+    const clear = !exact;
+    for (const fn of fns) {
+        const id = ev.s.fnId.get(fn);
+        if (id === undefined)
+            continue;
+        const paramCount = (ev.s.fnParamSymbols.get(id) ?? []).length;
+        const len = tail !== undefined ? Math.max(explicit.length, paramCount) : explicit.length;
+        const args = [];
+        const places = [];
+        for (let i = 0; i < len; i += 1) {
+            const explicitVal = i < explicit.length ? explicit[i] : undefined;
+            args.push(explicitVal ?? tail);
+            places.push(explicitVal !== undefined ? argPlaces?.[i] : undefined);
+        }
+        const recorded = clear ? args.map((a) => clearExact(a)) : args;
+        recordCall(ev, id, ctx.regionStack, recorded, places, site === undefined ? undefined : { site, via: "callee" });
+        mergeInto(result, substitute(ev.s.summaryOf(id), id, args, clear));
+    }
+}
+/**
+ * Unknown / library call: the result is the union of the receiver's and arguments'
+ * collapsed sets, exact preserved ("strings launder nothing"). AND — the keystone
+ * rule — every script-local function among the arguments is pessimistically applied:
+ * the library may invoke it with anything derived from the receiver or a sibling
+ * argument, so each of its parameters receives that receiver ∪ siblings union with
+ * exactness cleared, and its return summary joins the result (cleared). This closes
+ * the higher-order laundering holes: `.then`/`.catch` callbacks (both directions),
+ * `.replace(p, fn)`, `Array.from(xs, fn)`, a named callback to `.map`, an inline
+ * callback to a non-whitelisted method (`.findIndex`). The old branch
+ * collapsed the arguments (which drops `.fns`) and never visited the callback body,
+ * so any taint the callback captured or returned was silently dropped.
+ *
+ * Separately captures PLACEHOLDER-parameter invocations for the promise machinery
+ * ({@link handleNewUnknown} / {@link evalAwait}): a placeholder callee (`resolve(draft)` —
+ * resolve is a param) records its args, and a placeholder-valued argument (`draft.then(onOk)`)
+ * records the pot the unknown fn may invoke it with. Neither affects THIS call's result;
+ * they seed `phCallActuals`, read only when the enclosing callback is applied as a promise
+ * executor or a thenable's `then`.
+ */
+function handleUnknownCall(ev, calleeExpr, calleeVal, argVals, ctx, tail, site) {
+    const applied = emptyValue();
+    if (ts.isPropertyAccessExpression(calleeExpr))
+        collapseInto(applied, ev.evalExpr(calleeExpr.expression, ctx));
+    for (const arg of argVals)
+        collapseInto(applied, arg);
+    if (tail !== undefined)
+        collapseInto(applied, tail);
+    const out = cloneValue(applied);
+    // Pessimistic application of function-valued arguments (exactness cleared). The pot a
+    // callback's parameters receive is the sibling DATA, not the callables themselves: a
+    // function argument is the callback being invoked, not a value the library hands to a
+    // sibling callback (mirrors {@link handleNewUnknown}). With the callables left in,
+    // `draft.then(cb)` makes cb's parameter "maybe cb", so any unknown call on that parameter
+    // inside the body (`Promise.resolve(text)`) re-applies cb to itself — a phantom recursion
+    // the call oracle then inlines as a `loop` (reentrant-then-composition).
+    const actual = clearExact(applied);
+    actual.fns.clear();
+    for (const arg of argVals)
+        applyPessimistically(ev, arg, actual, ctx, out, site);
+    if (tail !== undefined)
+        applyPessimistically(ev, tail, actual, ctx, out, site);
+    // Capture (b): a placeholder-valued argument may be invoked by the unknown fn with the
+    // pot (`draft.then(onOk)` → onOk's invocations may see the receiver draft).
+    for (const arg of argVals)
+        recordPhCallActuals(ev, arg, actual);
+    if (tail !== undefined)
+        recordPhCallActuals(ev, tail, actual);
+    // Capture (a): a direct call of a placeholder callee (`resolve(draft)`) passes its args
+    // to that param's invocation.
+    if (calleeVal.phs.size > 0) {
+        const argPot = emptyValue();
+        for (const arg of argVals)
+            collapseInto(argPot, arg);
+        if (tail !== undefined)
+            collapseInto(argPot, tail);
+        recordPhCallActuals(ev, calleeVal, argPot);
+    }
+    return out;
+}
+/**
+ * Keystone application of every script-local function reachable in `source`: each of its
+ * parameters receives `pot` (already exactness-cleared), and its substituted return summary
+ * joins `out`. Shared by {@link handleUnknownCall} and {@link handleNewUnknown} (`new`).
+ */
+export function applyPessimistically(ev, source, pot, ctx, out, site) {
+    for (const fn of source.fns) {
+        const id = ev.s.fnId.get(fn);
+        if (id === undefined)
+            continue;
+        const actuals = (ev.s.fnParamSymbols.get(id) ?? []).map(() => pot);
+        recordCall(ev, id, ctx.regionStack, actuals, undefined, site === undefined ? undefined : { site, via: "argument" });
+        mergeInto(out, substitute(ev.s.summaryOf(id), id, actuals, true));
+    }
+}
+/**
+ * Apply script-local functions handed to a per-element library call (`xs.map(review)`) with
+ * positional actuals already shaped by the registry (element / whole / accumulator slots).
+ * Records each as an `argument` application at `site` inside the candidate's region stack and
+ * returns the union of the substituted return summaries (inexact: the dispatch is indirect).
+ */
+export function applyCallbackFns(ev, fns, actuals, regionStack, site) {
+    const out = emptyValue();
+    for (const fn of fns) {
+        const id = ev.s.fnId.get(fn);
+        if (id === undefined)
+            continue;
+        recordCall(ev, id, regionStack, actuals, undefined, { site, via: "argument" });
+        mergeInto(out, substitute(ev.s.summaryOf(id), id, actuals, true));
+    }
+    return out;
+}
+/** Record `value` against every placeholder-parameter carried by `source` (see phCallActuals). */
+function recordPhCallActuals(ev, source, value) {
+    for (const ph of source.phs.values())
+        ev.s.recordPhCall(phKey(ph), value);
+}
+export function recordCall(ev, id, regionStack, argVals, argPlaces, application) {
+    ev.s.markCalled(regionStack, id);
+    if (application !== undefined) {
+        const fn = ev.s.functions[id];
+        if (fn !== undefined)
+            ev.s.recordApplication(application.site, fn, application.via);
+    }
+    const params = ev.s.fnParamSymbols.get(id) ?? [];
+    argVals.forEach((argVal, param) => {
+        ev.s.addParamActual(id, param, argVal);
+        // Keep the call graph total through parameters: functions passed as arguments
+        // must be reachable as callees inside the body.
+        const psym = params[param];
+        if (psym !== undefined && argVal.fns.size > 0) {
+            const fnsOnly = emptyValue();
+            for (const fn of argVal.fns)
+                fnsOnly.fns.add(fn);
+            ev.s.bindSymbol(psym, fnsOnly);
+        }
+        // Parameter write-back: objects cross call boundaries by reference, so a field the
+        // callee wrote through the parameter (`box.f = tainted`) must be visible through the
+        // caller's argument. Weak-merge the parameter's accumulated heap effects back into
+        // the actual's live value when the actual is a place. Monotone; converges with the
+        // fixpoint. The parameter's own top-level placeholder is skipped — merging it back
+        // would just resolve (guarded) to the actual itself, adding nothing.
+        const actualLive = argPlaces?.[param];
+        if (psym !== undefined && actualLive !== undefined) {
+            const paramSlot = ev.s.env.get(psym);
+            if (paramSlot !== undefined && paramSlot !== actualLive && mergeHeapEffects(actualLive, paramSlot, id, param, argVals)) {
+                ev.s.changed = true;
+            }
+        }
+    });
+}
+/**
+ * Merge a callee parameter's heap effects (its occurrences + fields, recursively) into
+ * a caller actual, skipping the parameter's OWN top-level placeholder. Field writes land
+ * in `fields`; in-place mutators (`push`, `Map.set`) fold into `occs` — both propagate.
+ * The own placeholder is the parameter's identity, not a written effect, so it is not
+ * carried back (it would resolve to the actual itself at emission).
+ *
+ * OTHER top-level placeholders are written effects and must flow: an in-place mutator
+ * routes sibling params into the receiver's top level (`fill(list, v) { list.push(v) }`
+ * leaves ph(fill,1) in `list`'s slot), and skipping them meant the caller's array never
+ * learned it may contain the pushed value — ask#1 → ask#2 edges through such containers
+ * vanished. Same-callee placeholders substitute to THIS call's actuals (context-sensitive,
+ * exactly like {@link substitute} does for return summaries; the actuals arrive already
+ * exactness-adjusted for the dispatch). A placeholder of an ENCLOSING function carries
+ * through raw, resolved in the outer context — mirroring substitute's carry-through arm.
+ */
+function mergeHeapEffects(target, source, fnId, selfParam, argVals) {
+    let changed = false;
+    for (const occ of source.occs.values())
+        changed = addOcc(target, occ) || changed;
+    for (const ph of source.phs.values()) {
+        if (ph.fnId !== fnId) {
+            changed = addPlaceholder(target, ph) || changed;
+            continue;
+        }
+        if (ph.param === selfParam)
+            continue; // the parameter's own identity, not an effect
+        if (ph.rest === true) {
+            // A rest formal gathers every actual at index >= ph.param.
+            for (let i = ph.param; i < argVals.length; i += 1) {
+                const restActual = argVals[i];
+                if (restActual !== undefined)
+                    changed = mergeInto(target, collapse(restActual)) || changed;
+            }
+            continue;
+        }
+        const actual = argVals[ph.param];
+        // collapse matches what the in-place mutator itself folds into the receiver.
+        if (actual !== undefined)
+            changed = mergeInto(target, collapse(actual)) || changed;
+    }
+    for (const fn of source.fns) {
+        if (!target.fns.has(fn)) {
+            target.fns.add(fn);
+            changed = true;
+        }
+    }
+    for (const [key, field] of source.fields) {
+        let slot = target.fields.get(key);
+        if (slot === undefined) {
+            slot = emptyValue();
+            target.fields.set(key, slot);
+        }
+        changed = mergeInto(slot, field) || changed;
+    }
+    // A parameter carrying a bind prefix, written back through a place actual, keeps it.
+    // Routed through the domain's mergeBound rather than duplicating its element-wise loop, so
+    // the prefix LENGTH cap applies here too: the write-back target is a persistent place, and
+    // an uncapped prefix growing one element per pass never settles (the reason mergeBound caps).
+    if (source.bound !== undefined)
+        changed = mergeBound(target, source.bound, 0) || changed;
+    return changed;
+}
+/** The callee's return summary with this call's actual arguments substituted in. */
+function substitute(summary, fnId, argVals, clear, depth = 0) {
+    const out = emptyValue();
+    for (const occ of summary.occs.values()) {
+        addOcc(out, { exact: clear ? false : occ.exact, port: occ.port, site: occ.site });
+    }
+    for (const ph of summary.phs.values()) {
+        if (ph.fnId !== fnId) {
+            addPlaceholder(out, ph); // a placeholder of an enclosing function — carry it through
+            continue;
+        }
+        if (ph.rest === true) {
+            // A rest formal gathers every actual at index >= ph.param.
+            for (let i = ph.param; i < argVals.length; i += 1) {
+                const restActual = argVals[i];
+                if (restActual !== undefined)
+                    mergeInto(out, clear ? clearExact(restActual) : restActual);
+            }
+            continue;
+        }
+        const actual = argVals[ph.param];
+        if (actual !== undefined)
+            mergeInto(out, clear ? clearExact(actual) : actual);
+    }
+    for (const fn of summary.fns)
+        out.fns.add(fn);
+    // Depth-bounded like the domain merges: beyond the cap, fold nested summary structure
+    // into occurrences rather than recursing (keeps this walk finite for deep summaries).
+    if (depth >= VALUE_DEPTH_CAP) {
+        for (const field of summary.fields.values())
+            collapseInto(out, field);
+        for (const el of summary.bound ?? [])
+            collapseInto(out, el);
+        return out;
+    }
+    // A returned bound function (`function mk(x){ return f.bind(null, x); }`) carries its
+    // prefix through the summary; substitute the callee's placeholders inside each prefix arg
+    // so `mk(secret)` yields a value whose prefix is `secret`.
+    if (summary.bound !== undefined) {
+        out.bound = summary.bound.map((el) => substitute(el, fnId, argVals, clear, depth + 1));
+    }
+    for (const [key, field] of summary.fields)
+        out.fields.set(key, substitute(field, fnId, argVals, clear, depth + 1));
+    return out;
+}

package/vendor/dynamic-workflow/analysis/causality-graph-lanes.d.ts

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+import { type CausalityGraph, type Certainty, type Fact } from "./causality-graph-types.js";
+/**
+ * The LAST pass: rewrite a may-set step into one copy per candidate lane.
+ *
+ * `(cond ? a : b).ask(p)` is the same program as `cond ? a.ask(p) : b.ask(p)`, and the
+ * analyzer already draws the second form as one `maybe` step per lane. Drawing the first
+ * form as a single card made the picture depend on where the ternary sits, and on a
+ * script whose every ask is a may-set it left candidate lanes with no homed step at all —
+ * which the mermaid emitter culls, erasing an actor from the workflow.
+ *
+ * This runs AFTER ordering and reduction by contract: reduction never sees copies, so
+ * every reduction rule and its corpus behaviour are unchanged and this stays a mechanical
+ * rewrite of the finished graph.
+ */
+export declare function expandMaySetLanes(graph: CausalityGraph): CausalityGraph;
+/** Collapse facts to one edge per ordered pair, keeping the strongest claim. */
+export declare function dedupeFacts(facts: readonly Fact[]): Fact[];
+export declare function weakest(values: readonly Certainty[]): Certainty;
+/**
+ * 写下这个站点的那次补全：站点 id 的 `hole#<hash>/` 前缀（只有一层，hole-id.ts）；体外的站点
+ * 没有。留白自己的 id 不带前缀——它属于哪个留白记在站点表的 `fill` 上，调用方自己查
+ * （docs/analysis.md「Sites」）。
+ */
+export declare function fillOf(siteId: string): string | undefined;
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