* docs: align resolution architecture and roadmap * docs: add language ingestion gap inventories * test: audit receiver gap targets and coverage Check exact declaration IDs, expose the Dart await wrong-owner edge, and execute previously excluded C++, Rust, PHP, Dart and Vue shapes. Refresh the baseline and all language inventories from fresh measurements; call-drop counts remain unchanged. * docs: focus roadmap and shorten project README Keep the resolution roadmap limited to future work and acceptance criteria. Move detailed editor, CLI, MCP, deployment and wiki instructions into linked guides, preserve their command examples, and correct stale onboarding claims. * docs: correct setup and audit descriptions --------- Co-authored-by: Gergo Magyar <gergomagyar0@gmail.com>
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C++ Ingestion Gaps
Audited on 2026-10-23 with freshly built production sources at c35806d24 and
the accompanying benchmark changes. See the measurement audit
for commands, target checks, exclusions and test limits. Historical reports below
remain separate from freshly measured receiver cases; broader ingestion is not
exhaustively assessed.
Receiver shape snapshot
States below come from baseline.json. The harness defines each spelling and its N/A reason. RESOLVES requires the exact expected declaration ID and no same-named call to a different owner. WRONG-TARGET records incorrect edges.
| Shape | Recorded state | Expression or exclusion |
|---|---|---|
pointerArrowChain |
RESOLVES | svc->getUser()->save(); |
valueDotChain |
RESOLVES | svc2.getUser()->save(); |
plainChain |
RESOLVES | svc->getUser()->save(); |
plainDeepChain |
RESOLVES | svc->getUser()->addr.save(); |
optionalChain |
N/A | C++ has no optional-chaining operator. |
nonNullAssert |
N/A | C++ has no non-null assertion operator. |
awaitParen |
VISIBLE-GAP | (co_await getUserAsync()).save(); |
explicitTypeArgs |
VISIBLE-GAP | svc->getTyped<User>()->save(); |
indexElement |
RESOLVES | repos[0].save(); |
fieldReceiverCall |
RESOLVES | this->repo.save(); |
decoratedReceiverBase |
N/A | C++ this is implicitly a pointer with no written decoration; the pointer base is measured by pointerArrowChain. |
decoratedFieldType |
RESOLVES | this->repo->save(); |
The canonical plainChain now executes svc->getUser()->save() and resolves to User.save; the separate pointer-arrow and value-dot controls also resolve. The old N/A meant duplicate coverage, not a failed plain chain. Deep-chain, indexed and field-receiver cases also reach their exact expected owners. explicitTypeArgs remains a visible gap: reading getTyped<User>() does not generally substitute its declared return type T with User.
Planning candidates
| ID | Evidence | Gap or boundary | Next planning step and acceptance |
|---|---|---|---|
| CPP-01 | Measured gap | explicitTypeArgs has no call edge and records a receiver drop. |
Tie substitutions to the selected declaration and explicit arguments. Test exact owners, ambiguous overloads and unknown mappings; preserve conversion-only suppression. |
| CPP-02 | Boundary audit | Qualified factories, aliases and headers have dedicated regression suites beyond this matrix. | Retain namespace and alias ownership checks while extending templates. Evaluate header classification jointly with C rather than treating the C all-N/A row as success. |
| CPP-03 | Measured gap | (co_await getUserAsync()).save() is VISIBLE-GAP despite an awaiter declaring User await_resume(). |
Trace coroutine result typing; require User.save and retain an unknown awaiter negative. The minimal C++20 probe passed a compiler syntax check. |
Code and regression entry points
- Language provider directory.
- Scope resolver.
- cpp-qualified-template-review.test.ts.
- cpp-qualified-factory-review.test.ts.
- cpp-qualified-receiver-boundaries.test.ts.
Evidence details: receiver baseline notes and current roadmap.