Shunsuke Hayashi f90aabf9a8 fix(python): resolve module-qualified calls via moduleAliasMap ... Previously, Python was added to WILDCARD_IMPORT_LANGUAGES which expanded all exported symbols into namedImportMap using first-seen wins. This caused `auth.User()` to incorrectly resolve to `models.py:User` when both modules exported a class named User. Root cause: Python `import models` is a namespace import, not wildcard symbol expansion. Expanding all symbols produces ambiguous bindings that cannot be disambiguated later. Fix: - Remove Python from WILDCARD_IMPORT_LANGUAGES - Add ModuleAliasMap (callerFile → alias → sourceFile) to ResolutionContext - In synthesizeWildcardImportBindings, build moduleAliasMap for Python using the filename stem as the module alias - In resolveCallTarget, add module-alias disambiguation step: when multiple candidates survive filtering and the receiver name matches a module alias, narrow candidates to the aliased file Result: `models.User()` → models.py:User, `auth.User()` → auth.py:User even when both modules export a class named User. Adds regression test for the ambiguity case. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>		2026-03-23 16:33:06 +09:00
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app.py	fix(python): resolve module-qualified calls via moduleAliasMap	2026-03-23 16:33:06 +09:00
auth.py	fix(python): resolve module-qualified constructor calls (Issue #337)	2026-03-23 00:26:00 +09:00
models.py	fix(python): resolve module-qualified constructor calls (Issue #337)	2026-03-23 00:26:00 +09:00