// Regression (issue 0100 F2): lowering a QUALIFIED imported function whose
// body terminates must leave the CALLER's lowering state untouched.
//
// `m :: #import …` registers `m.foo` as a module-qualified alias with a unique
// FuncId (the identity fix, issue 0100 / example 0719) and lowers it through
// `lazyLowerFunction`'s null-FuncId `lowerFunction` path. `foo`'s body folds
// `if true { return helper(); }` to an unconditional return, so its lowering
// ends with `block_terminated = true`. The null-FuncId path used to restore
// every saved caller field EXCEPT `block_terminated`, so that flag leaked back
// into `main`, and `main`'s own trailing `print` / `return 0` were treated as
// dead-after-terminator — the compiler rejected `return 0` with "body produces
// no value". The fix routes all exit paths through one save/restore defer, so
// the qualified alias is transparent to the caller. (`helper` also lives in
// m.sx's own flat import, exercising the F1 source-context restore too.)

#import "modules/std.sx";
m :: #import "0721-modules-qualified-terminating-callee/m.sx";

report :: (label: string, ok: bool) {
    if ok { print("{}: ok\n", label); } else { print("{}: FAIL\n", label); }
}

main :: () -> i32 {
    // Qualified callee whose body terminates via a constant-folded `if true`.
    x := m.foo();
    // Caller statements AFTER the call must still be emitted (not dead).
    report("terminating-callee", x == 7);
    print("after\n");
    // The caller's OWN return — rejected pre-fix because block_terminated leaked.
    return 0;
}