Migrate the two #foreign-bearing diagnostic tests whose assertions survive the cutover, with INTENTIONAL snapshot regens (reviewed): - 1172 (foreign-symbol-conflict): decl '#foreign libc "getenv"' → 'extern libc "getenv"'. Still tests the dup-C-symbol conflict; the 'foreign symbol already bound' message is the keyword-neutral INTERNAL wording (renamed to 'extern symbol' in Phase 9.1), so it persists — only the echoed source line + caret moved. - 1228 (non-transitive C-import visibility): its identity was the #foreign≡extern equivalence lock, now historical (structural via the A→B gate + unified AST). The identifier 'c_foreign_abs' itself contained 'foreign' (would fail the Phase 9.4 gate), so converted c.sx/b.sx/main to two foreign-free extern symbols (c_abs_one/c_abs_two); still pins per-symbol non-transitive visibility. Reverted the orthogonal 0→1-byte empty-stdout normalization on 1228/1231 (known writeGolden idempotency quirk, not a behavior change). Suite green (647/444).
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// `#import` is non-transitive for C-import functions: main imports b,
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// b imports c, so main must NOT see c's lib-less `extern` C functions
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// directly. Referencing either is rejected by the C-import visibility
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// gate (lower/decl.zig `c_import_bare`) with a C-specific "not visible"
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// diagnostic — not the generic top-level-name wording. Two distinct
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// extern symbols pin that the gate fires per-symbol.
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#import "modules/std.sx";
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#import "1228-ffi-extern-c-non-transitive/b.sx";
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main :: () -> i32 {
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print("{}\n", c_abs_one(-3));
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print("{}\n", c_abs_two(-4));
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return 0;
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}
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