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Adds per-example build/run directives to the corpus runner via an optional
`expected/<name>.build` JSON sidecar (`BuildConfig { aot, target }`), replacing
the standalone `.aot` marker. Threads `--target` into the run/build/ir spawns
and gates the execute path on host arch+os match; a cross-target example fails
loudly ("ir-only mode not yet implemented") pending Phase 0.1.
- corpus_run.test.zig: BuildConfig + std.json parse (unknown-key => error),
hostMatchesTarget (shorthand-expand + arch/os token match, arm64->aarch64),
withTarget argv helper; unit tests for both.
- migrate 1226/1227 `.aot` markers -> `.build` { "aot": true }.
- lock fixture 1638-platform-target-host (`.build` { "target": "macos" }).
Test-infra only; no compiler code. zig build test green (646 corpus, 444 unit).
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// Phase 0 (ASM stream) test-infra lock: exercises the `<name>.build` JSON
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// config + `--target` threading + the host-match EXECUTE path of the corpus
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// runner. The companion `.build` pins the HOST target (`{ "target": "macos" }`
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// resolves to the host arch+os), so the runner threads `--target` and still
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// runs the example natively — its stdout is asserted as usual.
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#import "modules/std.sx";
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main :: () {
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print("target-host ok\n");
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}
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