// A body-local `#run` const whose comptime function returns a shape the comptime
// VM cannot BRIDGE to a host value (here `[2][]i64` — an array of slices) must
// FAIL the build with a located `comptime init of '<name>' failed: <reason>`
// diagnostic — the SAME loud failure a GLOBAL `#run` const produces — NOT
// silently fall back to a runtime call over the wrapper's `---` storage.
//
// Regression (issue 0182): the body-local `#run` fold left the runtime call in
// place when the result couldn't bridge, so `mk()` ran at runtime over
// uninitialized storage → garbage, exit 0, no diagnostic (a silent miscompile).
// The fix surfaces the BRIDGE bail loudly and gates the build (exit 1). An
// EXECUTION bail (a body the VM can't run but the runtime computes correctly,
// e.g. `0.0/0.0` → NaN) still falls through to the runtime call — only an
// unbridgeable RESULT fails here.
#import "modules/std.sx";

mk :: () -> [2][]i64 {
    a : []i64 = ---;
    r : [2][]i64 = ---;
    r[0] = a;
    r[1] = a;
    return r;
}

main :: () {
    L :: #run mk();          // unbridgeable comptime result → clean build error
    print("{}\n", L[0][0]);
}