A module-scope let whose rhs runs code (alloc, call — peeled through
cast/?/! wrappers) emitted no DATAW slot: emit_lets' fold-fail
silently skipped the definition and every reference died at LINK
time with 'undefined reference', the one unacceptable failure mode
(rule 7). Hare's model rejects at check time (ref/harec/src/
check.c:4360 'Unable to evaluate initializer at compile time') and
routes runtime init through @init, which ww does not have — so both
frontends now reject at the declaration with identical wording.
alias_infptr_global flips compile->error as the alloc pin (its
letvartnode N_TPTR-over-N_TSTRUCT coverage lives on in the local
alias_infptr_{nest,slicecap} siblings); callinit_global_reject pins
the call shape. Corpus pin 1741/345/21/209/1166/3482.
wwstage dotchainresolve gated its *T roots on an N_TPTR-over-N_TNAME
tnode; an inferred `let p = alloc(S{...})!` rides the checker-
SYNTHESIZED N_TPTR whose pointee is the struct BODY node (the #24
TNAME-normalize covers only the direct struct-lit binding), so the
root gate failed and chained p.field.pseudo reads fell to the
unfused deref arms — shape-only divergence vs cstage's type-keyed
fold (both stages runtime-correct; the historical field(SB) leak the
pin described was already fixed). Widen the local and global root
gates to accept the N_TSTRUCT pointee; correctness stays enforced by
the stamped-tinfo peel below (TY_PTR -> pointee TY_STRUCT).
Graduates alias_g73_heapfill out of DATABYTEID_DIVERGED (2 pins
remain, both the tagged-spill family); adds compile fixtures pinning
the newly-converged siblings (nested read+store, slice .cap,
inferred-global root; pin 1730/22/3460) and a runtime lang row that
mutates then re-points the heap base — a read bypassing the pointer
returns the wrong len.
