Hojun-Cho
bc048ebe65
Port of test (ref/hare/regex/regex.ha:901-904) and find (ha:907-918) — the exported exec surface over tranche C's search. fold 2b is COMPLETE: compile → test/find runs end to end on the 2a literal programs. Both are |success|=2 `?` sites in Hare (`search(...)?` over (void | []capture | nomem)); ww's `?` is gated to single-success unions (the C6 interim), so each spells the propagation as the explicit 3-arm match harec lowers `?` into (ref/harec/src/check.c: 2780) — the ratified D13 spelling, on task #14's acceptance list for reversion when subset-union `?` lands. find's no-match `return [];` (ha:916) binds a zero header first (#25/#31 ruling) — a valid empty result the caller still result_frees. io::handle args are the landed memio→io cast (&strm.vt); import memio added. PD1 probed first (scratch/pd1.ww): []capture values returning through (result | nomem) — the nominal-alias member — plus the (bool | nomem) round-trip; build/run/byte-id green at base, so no new compiler surface was crossed. regex_test: +2 @test fns (signalled 23-24). test_matches = 8-row tcase table (the six search-table inputs → true, thread-drain and EOF-mid-pattern → false). find_cases = 8-row fcase table: the six match rows reuse the search table's root-capture expectations (all four indices + content), the two no-match rows pin the empty result; result_free on every row, matched or not. Every fcase row also cross-pins test/find agreement (test(re, s) == find(re, s) matched), so an arm-swap in either D13 match is caught by the other surface. Both drivers run the fixture exit 0; w6c vs w6c_ww on the regenerated combined byte-identical (FC0).