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sx/examples/0410-protocols-impl-visibility.sx
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// Impl visibility — an `impl Into(...) for ...` is registered into
// the global impl table when its module is imported anywhere in the
// program, but is only **visible** from files that themselves
// transitively import the impl's defining module.
//
// Setup:
// - 179-impl-visibility-impl.sx declares an `impl Into(Wrap) for i64`.
// - 179-impl-visibility-user.sx tries `xx 7 : Wrap` but only
// imports the shared types — NOT the impl module.
// - The xx at the user-file site must produce a "no visible xx
// conversion" diagnostic, not silently fall through to whatever
// was registered in another module.
//
// The diagnostic is the success criterion — the compile error is the
// expected output. Tests/expected/.txt captures it; .exit is 1.
#import "modules/std.sx";
#import "./0410-protocols-impl-visibility-impl.sx";
#import "./0410-protocols-impl-visibility-user.sx";
main :: () -> i32 { run_user() }