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Adds a bounded design note and test matrix for slice-capable gen-rust lowering.
Defines the initial supported subset:
Establishes lowering rules, an eight-case test matrix, byte-identical
regression requirements, and acceptance criteria. No compiler behavior
is changed in this PR.
Note
Low Risk
Documentation-only; no runtime, compiler, or cache-format changes.
Overview
Adds
docs/gen-rust-slice-capable.md, a design note for futuret27c gen-rustwork (no compiler changes in this PR).The doc spells out target lowering for generic slices (
[]const T→&[T],[]T→&mut [T],[]boolreturns →Vec<bool>), function-typed params →impl Fn/impl FnMut, and keeps today's explicit-reject policy for unsupported constructs. It includes an 8-case test matrix, acceptance criteria (rustc/cargo parity with Zig oracle, byte-identical regression), and how this would unblock retry-suppression activation by avoiding a hand-written enum↔bytes adapter.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit bf34291. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.