# Resolver-target corpus (Fork C) The second of the two Fork C resolver-acceptance corpora. See the full contract in `../../docs/fork-c/S0.2-e6b-disposition-and-two-corpus-partition.md`. - **What it is:** harvested E6b semantics goldens (+ the re-filed E6BR-5 regression) that encode the **TARGET** behavior of the Fork C resolver for cases where the **old name-selector is known-wrong on `wt-stdlib-base`** (E6b unmerged) — it silently resolves a global last-wins author / under-diagnoses / picks the wrong author. On this base the old selector is **not a valid oracle**, so these are NOT baseline-green. - **Why separate:** the S2 assert-only mirror proves `resolver == old-selector` over the **baseline-green corpus ONLY**. Asserting that over these cases would force the new resolver to reproduce the old bug. So they live here, inactive, with NO active `examples/expected/` marker — `tests/run_examples.sh` does not run them. - **Never silently dropped:** every case is enumerated in `manifest.md`, its TARGET golden is recorded in `expected/`, and `run_resolver_target.sh` asserts each case currently FAILS to match its target (xfail). If any case unexpectedly MATCHES on the base, the runner flags it `LEAKED` — it is actually baseline-green and must be re-classified (moved to `examples/expected/`), never left here. - **Flip at S3.9:** the Fork C resolver makes these pass; each golden moves to `examples/expected/.{exit,stdout,stderr}` and this harness goes empty. ## Layout ``` manifest.md enumerated list of all 18 cases (class / base-now / target / note) expected/.exit TARGET exit (08xx: exact E6b bytes; e6br5: spec) expected/.stdout TARGET stdout (08xx only — exact E6b bytes) expected/.stderr TARGET stderr (08xx only — exact E6b bytes) expected/e6br5-*.target.md E6BR-5 spec target (exact bytes finalized at S3.9) cases/e6br5-*.sx + dir/ E6BR-5 authored reproducer (self-contained) run_resolver_target.sh xfail runner (NOT part of the baseline gate) ``` The 08xx **source trees** live under `examples/` (harvested as authored, so their `#import` paths resolve exactly as their baseline-green siblings do) but carry **no** `examples/expected/` marker, so they are inert to `run_examples.sh`. Only their goldens live here. The E6BR-5 reproducer lives entirely under `cases/` (it is self-contained — `modules/std.sx` resolves via the `library/` search path). ## Run ``` zig build # build the compiler first bash tests/resolver-target/run_resolver_target.sh ``` Expected today (S0): all 18 cases print `xfail`, `0 leaked`, exit 0.