docs(codegen): record concat cache admission and workload evidence - #9826
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a structured concat-site cache evidence index and documents its admission rules, workload observations, verification commands, evidence levels, and related tests. It also adds the document to the Internals table of contents. ChangesCodegen evidence index
Estimated code review effort: 1 (Trivial) | ~5 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The new evidence guide may misclassify the Claude workload and allows an incomplete enabled-cache validation to appear successful. These documentation claims should be corrected or supported before merge; runtime behavior is unchanged. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 5✅ Passed checks (5 passed)
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In `@docs/src/internals/codegen-mechanisms.md`:
- Around line 63-64: Update the verification procedure around the enabled and
disabled object artifacts to require a match for js_string_concat_site_value in
/tmp/concat-on.o, while retaining the no-match assertion for /tmp/concat-off.o
as the negative control.
In `@scripts/codegen_mechanisms.json`:
- Around line 48-49: Update scripts/codegen_mechanisms.json lines 48-49 to
describe the observation as unresolved rather than asserting non-emission,
unless retained pre-optimization IR evidence is added. Update
docs/src/internals/codegen-mechanisms.md lines 43-48 to remove the “no emitted
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Require a positive result for the enabled object.
The procedure only requires no match in /tmp/concat-off.o. It does not require /tmp/concat-on.o to contain js_string_concat_site_value. A broken enabled build can therefore pass the documented negative check. Add an explicit positive assertion for the enabled artifact, then keep the disabled artifact as the negative control.
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In `@docs/src/internals/codegen-mechanisms.md` around lines 63 - 64, Update the
verification procedure around the enabled and disabled object artifacts to
require a match for js_string_concat_site_value in /tmp/concat-on.o, while
retaining the no-match assertion for /tmp/concat-off.o as the negative control.
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| "expected_lowering": "not_emitted_on_reported_snapshot", | ||
| "why": "The reported bundle has no retained sites meeting this admission proof; its concat volume alone does not imply eligibility.", |
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Align both evidence records with the available proof. The Claude snapshot shows no helper executions and no surviving linked-binary reference, but it does not distinguish non-emission from later elimination without retained pre-optimization IR.
scripts/codegen_mechanisms.json#L48-L49: changeexpected_loweringandwhyto describe the unresolved observation, or add retained IR evidence.docs/src/internals/codegen-mechanisms.md#L43-L48: remove the claim of “no emitted path” unless the record includes proof from retained IR.
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In `@scripts/codegen_mechanisms.json` around lines 48 - 49, Update
scripts/codegen_mechanisms.json lines 48-49 to describe the observation as
unresolved rather than asserting non-emission, unless retained pre-optimization
IR evidence is added. Update docs/src/internals/codegen-mechanisms.md lines
43-48 to remove the “no emitted path” claim and keep both evidence records
consistent.
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The concat-cache discussion in #9824 could not distinguish a workload that never uses the lowering from a cache that misses. Add a structured mechanism record and a linked internals chapter with the actual admission rules, scoped workload evidence, and a repeatable object/IR check.
The record distinguishes the 255 admission limit from the 32 cache slots and includes constant and remainder admission alongside induction variables. It attributes the Claude Code snapshot to the issue report, preserves its limits, and explains the difference between emitted IR, surviving object references, linked symbols, and helper-entry execution counts. Existing compiler and GC regression tests are linked; runtime behavior is unchanged.
Validation: documentation navigation/link checks and JSON/source-reference validation pass. Fresh compilation of
bench_object_property.tsproduces three tables and three fill call sites with the cache enabled, zero with it disabled;nm -uagrees and the plain helper remains in both arms. All 64 local lint/compile gates pass; the runner skips two GitHub-expression-only checks.Fixes #9824.
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