fix(parser): restore complete live lexer state and relex to EOF (#7294)

[EffortlessSteven]

Closes #7294
Parent: #6704
Controller: #6698
Checkpoint proof: #2021
Differential umbrella: #2327

Claim

The canonical incremental token path restores the lexer’s complete mutable replay state and re-lexes to EOF. It no longer reconstructs a four-field approximation or accepts one matching token as proof that an old suffix is safe.

For each supported small edit it:

1. selects a boundary captured from live lexing;
2. replays the old source to recover the exact PerlLexer::checkpoint() state;
3. transforms and validates every source-relative checkpoint offset;
4. restores all mutable tokenization state into the edited source;
5. retains only the proven unchanged prefix;
6. re-lexes from that boundary to EOF;
7. reports old-suffix reuse as exactly zero.

What changed

• extended LexerCheckpoint with newline/line-start state, ordered pending heredocs, body offsets and emission policy, quote-operator metadata, qw recovery policy, and the existing mode/delimiter/prototype/nesting/context/EOF state;
• added replay-safe checkpoint representations and fail-closed edit transformation;
• captured restart summaries directly from live state;
• removed token-kind-inferred heredoc suppression and speculative one-token suffix synchronization;
• added typed restart strategy/work reporting;
• proved complete checkpoint identity and fresh token kind/payload/span parity across ordinary, method, quote, recovery, Unicode, length-changing, and heredoc-related cases;
• retained zero old suffix tokens and a complete full-relex fallback.

Correctness boundary

This PR may replay the unchanged old prefix to recover a complete checkpoint, then re-lexes the edited suffix to EOF. It establishes state-correct token output, not an incremental performance win. Persisted complete checkpoints remain #6982; any future suffix reuse remains #6986 and requires exact state-plus-token-window convergence.

Queued-heredoc checkpoints fail closed where replay cannot yet prove state. Full fallback remains correct and visible.

Validation

cargo test --locked -p perl-parser --features incremental --lib incremental::lex::tests
cargo test --locked -p perl-parser --features incremental --test incremental_lexer_restart
cargo test --locked -p perl-parser --features incremental --test incremental_parse_output
cargo test --locked -p perl-lexer --lib heredoc

Boundaries

No persisted checkpoint performance substrate, old-token suffix reuse, AST patch/subtree reuse, LSP promotion, or latency claim.

Refs #6704
Refs #2021
Refs #2327

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• .ci/parser-facade/incremental.json
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• crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs
• crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint_impl.rs
• crates/perl-lexer/tests/checkpoint_edit_validity.rs
• crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/incremental_checkpoint.rs
• crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/lex.rs
• crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/reparse.rs
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Added incremental parsing diagnostics showing lexer restart strategy, restart position, relexed bytes, and reused tokens.
  • Improved checkpoint restoration across edits involving heredocs, quote-like operators, newline state, and other lexer contexts.

• Bug Fixes

  • Prevented stale or invalid checkpoints from being restored after source edits.
  • Improved fallback to full reparsing when incremental state cannot be safely reused.
  • Preserved parsing accuracy and diagnostics across complex edits.

Walkthrough

The incremental parser now uses complete live lexer checkpoints. Edited input restores validated state, retains only the unchanged prefix, re-lexes through EOF, and reports typed restart metrics. Tests cover stateful lexer contexts, fallback behavior, token parity, parser output, and checkpoint validity.

Changes

Incremental lexer restart

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Complete lexer checkpoint contract crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/*, crates/perl-lexer/tests/checkpoint_edit_validity.rs	Checkpoints now preserve lexer replay state for positions, heredocs, quote operators, newline handling, and recovery. Edit transformation and validation now fail closed for invalid or overlapping state.
Live checkpoint capture and replay crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/lex.rs	Lexing captures live checkpoints during full-source traversal. Valid checkpoints restore lexer state and continue lexing through EOF.
Incremental reparse and restart reporting crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/{diagnostics.rs,reparse.rs,mod.rs,state.rs,incremental_checkpoint.rs}	Incremental reparsing retains only the unchanged prefix, removes speculative suffix synchronization, validates checkpoints, and reports restart strategy, byte counts, and retained token counts.
Restart parity and contract validation crates/perl-parser/tests/incremental_lexer_restart.rs, crates/perl-parser/tests/incremental_parse_output.rs, crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/tests.rs, .ci/*, docs/project/PARSER_FACADE_AUTHORITY.md	Tests compare incremental lexing and parsing with fresh results across stateful contexts, heredocs, large edits, fallback cases, diagnostics, and token spans. Integration metadata and the authority digest are updated.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to 62521

The incremental lexer can currently restart at a token boundary that retains a token affected by an insertion, producing incorrect tokenization; the related regression case is missing, and an integration-test path is reported not to compile. Merge is not ready until the boundary logic and affected build/test issues are corrected.

Poem

A rabbit checks each lexer state,
Through heredocs it hops straight.
Prefixes stay, suffixes flee,
EOF reveals parity.
Fresh tokens bloom in rows—
Restart reports now show.

🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1

❌ Failed checks (1 warning)

Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check	⚠️ Warning	Most requirements are implemented, but the reported token-boundary bug leaves required fresh-token parity incomplete.	Fix restart-boundary invalidation for edits that change tokenization at the boundary, add a regression test, and verify fresh token, AST, span, and diagnostic parity.

✅ Passed checks (4 passed)

Check name	Status	Explanation
Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly describes restoring complete live lexer state and re-lexing to EOF, which are the primary changes.
Description check	✅ Passed	The description directly explains the complete-state restart design, fallback behavior, tests, and explicit non-goals.
Out of Scope Changes check	✅ Passed	The changes remain within complete-state lexer restart, typed reporting, parity tests, CI proof metadata, and related documentation.
Docstring Coverage	✅ Passed	Docstring coverage is 100.00% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%.

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[EffortlessSteven]

The restart path restores the complete checkpoint type, but that type is not yet the complete lexer state.

[EffortlessSteven]

The heredoc suppression state never clears on the production lexer configuration.

[EffortlessSteven]

A second correctness issue remains in batched-edit fallback.

[EffortlessSteven]

Restart-receipt review: the live-state replay is now conservative, but the public strategy vocabulary still cannot describe a zero-work transition.

[EffortlessSteven]

Two public checkpoint-edit paths still return restorable state that is not generation-consistent.

[EffortlessSteven]

The lexer-state work now closes its original correctness findings. The remaining issue is stack integration: this head predates the finalized authoritative-state boundary in #6747.

[EffortlessSteven]

P1 — A replay checkpoint is not complete while elapsed time changes tokenization. The candidate intentionally omits start_time and gives every restored suffix a fresh heredoc timeout budget, but the current lexer still emits different recovery once HEREDOC_TIMEOUT_MS is crossed. The same source/state can therefore tokenize differently depending on whether it was checkpoint-restored, so “complete mutable replay state” and exact fresh parity are not earned. Until #6717 removes the wall-clock branch, either preserve the remaining budget/deadline in the checkpoint or refuse checkpoint replay for timeout-sensitive state and report a full-relex/not-proven strategy.

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Failure class: provider_regression
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Command: cargo check --locked --tests -p perl-dap -p perl-lexer -p perl-lsp-rs -p perl-parser -p perl-semantic-analyzer -p perl-workspace
Exit code: 101

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Gate: clippy_scoped
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Command: cargo clippy --locked --lib -p perl-dap -p perl-lexer -p perl-lsp-rs -p perl-parser -p perl-semantic-analyzer -p perl-workspace -- -D warnings -A missing_docs
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pr-fast::unit_routed_full

Flake rate in main: 57.14% (Passed 3 times, Failed 4 times)

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Gate: unit_routed_full
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Command: cargo test --locked --tests -p perl-dap -p perl-lexer -p perl-lsp-rs -p perl-parser -p perl-semantic-analyzer -p perl-workspace
Exit code: 101

pr-fast::unit_scoped

Flake rate in main: 33.33% (Passed 2 times, Failed 1 times)

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Gate: unit_scoped
Status: fail
Command: cargo test --locked --lib -p perl-dap -p perl-lexer -p perl-lsp-rs -p perl-parser -p perl-semantic-analyzer -p perl-workspace
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[EffortlessSteven]

Current parser train routing: this remains #8700 A04 / #7294, after A03/#7292. Restack this exact complete-state restart + re-lex-to-EOF correctness slice; preserve old_suffix_reuse = 0 and do not add suffix-reuse/performance claims here. Persisted checkpoints and any state+payload-window suffix convergence remain F03/#6982 and F04/#6986.

[EffortlessSteven]

Triage: order this behind #6747 rather than patching in parallel

Compile All Targets (bit-rot guard) is red here with error[E0616]: field tokensof structIncrementalState is private, repeated across consumers.

Cause. This branch privatizes the generation-bearing fields and adds IncrementalStateReadView, but that view exposes only two fields:

pub struct IncrementalStateReadView {
    pub source: String,
    pub lex_checkpoints: Vec<LexCheckpoint>,
}

Consumers that read state.tokens therefore stop compiling. It is the same defect class a reviewer already caught on the sibling PR — there for lex_checkpoints, here for tokens.

Why I am not fixing it here. #6747 (agent/6710-incremental-parse-output) makes the same structural change and already carries the complete view — source, rope, line_index, lex_checkpoints, parse_checkpoints, and parse_output — with Deref and deliberately no DerefMut. Its Compile All Targets is green on that basis. Adding tokens to this narrower view would create a second, competing definition of the same compatibility surface, and the two would conflict hard whichever merged second.

Suggested order: land #6747 first, then rebase this branch onto it and drop this copy of the read view in favour of the one on main. That resolves the E0616 as a side effect rather than by duplicating the design.

Also still open here, and genuinely needing author judgment rather than triage:

• A P1 correctness finding on crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/reparse.rs: an edit exactly at a token boundary can select the post-token checkpoint and retain a token whose spelling should change — inserting x immediately after $foo in my $foo; preserves the old $foo token and lexes x separately, where a fresh lex yields the single variable. That is the core claim of this PR, so it wants a real fix plus a discriminating test, not a disposition.
• ripr+ New Gap Gate is also red.

Disposition: triaged, not fixed — sequencing dependency on #6747.
Evidence: E0616 in the Compile All Targets log on this head; read-view field lists compared between agent/6704-live-lexer-checkpoints and agent/6710-incremental-parse-output.

[EffortlessSteven]

Port assessment against the landed incremental authority. Cascading current main produces 27 semantic conflict hunks across the incremental core (state.rs 14, mod.rs 7, reparse.rs 4, diagnostics.rs 2, plus the parser-integration manifests and the parse-output test). This is not mechanical drift: the branch implements live-lexer checkpoints (capture_live_checkpoint / lex_from_live_checkpoint / LexRestartReport), while main's landed incremental authority (#6742, recovery-aware ParseOutput #6747, boundary invalidation #6801) standardized on direct PerlLexer reparse with reused_tokens accounting and its own authority manifest and contract tests. Merging means re-implementing the live-checkpoint design ON the landed authority (or replacing it) — an architecture decision for #6704's owner against the #6742 contract, not a conflict resolution. Suggested next step: a short design ruling on #6704 (port checkpoints onto the authority vs retire the branch), after which the port itself is bounded work. Leaving the branch untouched at 5e2f54e.

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366-379: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Bare assert! calls in the new fail-closed checkpoint tests. The new validity assertions use bare assert! without a failure message, so a regression reports only the expression and not the broken property. The shared root cause is one missing message convention across the new checkpoint-validity assertions.

• crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs#L366-L379: add failure messages to the two assert!(!...is_valid_for(...)) calls that pin the shifted and invalidated fail-closed paths.
• crates/perl-lexer/tests/checkpoint_edit_validity.rs#L29-L43: add failure messages to the bare assert! calls at lines 29, 32, 40, and 43.

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In `@crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs` around lines 366 - 379, Update the
fail-closed checkpoint validity assertions using is_valid_for in
crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs lines 366-379 to include descriptive
failure messages for both shifted and invalidated cases; also add failure
messages to each bare assert! at lines 29, 32, 40, and 43 in
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Inline comments:
In @.ci/parser-facade/incremental.json:
- Around line 114-131: Align production eligibility for the restart API: mark
both diagnostics::LexRestartReport and diagnostics::LexRestartStrategy as
production_eligible true because ReparseResult::lex_restart publicly exposes
them, or instead mark ReparseResult ineligible until the canonical restart
contract is complete.

In `@crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint_impl.rs`:
- Around line 208-214: Update the round-trip fixture around
PerlLexer::checkpoint and restore to initialize lexer.eof_emitted to true
instead of false, ensuring the assertion detects implementations that fail to
restore this field while preserving the existing test flow.
- Around line 95-96: Update the Checkpointable::restore policy documentation to
state that recovery flags, including qw_recovery_enabled, are restored as replay
state from the checkpoint. Remove the wording that says the configured recovery
policy is retained; do not change the restore implementation.

In `@crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/core.rs`:
- Around line 135-146: Update LexerCheckpoint::is_valid_for to reject
checkpoints created by at_position when their byte offset is inconsistent with
the line and column metadata, preventing TokenStream::relex_as_term from
restoring them as valid. Add regression coverage for relexing at a position
after a newline and preserve valid checkpoint restoration.

In `@crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs`:
- Line 366: Add descriptive failure messages to the bare assert! calls involving
shifted at the two affected test locations, clearly stating that the edited
checkpoint must be rejected for the target input. Preserve the existing
assertions and test behavior.

In `@crates/perl-lexer/tests/checkpoint_edit_validity.rs`:
- Around line 40-43: Add descriptive failure messages to the bare assert! calls
in the exact-boundary success-path test, including the assertions around
try_apply_edit and is_valid_for, and apply the same message pattern to the
corresponding bare asserts at the earlier test lines and in the checkpoint
tests. Preserve the existing assertions and their behavior.

In `@crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/incremental_checkpoint.rs`:
- Around line 483-486: Update the checkpoints_are_restorable expression to use
is_none_or with probe.can_restore for both left_checkpoint and right_checkpoint
instead of map_or(true, ...), preserving the existing behavior for absent and
restorable checkpoints.

In `@crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/lex.rs`:
- Line 160: Replace direct indexing of lexed.live_checkpoints in both affected
test functions with fallible access using get and the existing Result-based
error propagation pattern, matching the heredoc test’s ok_or_else approach.
Preserve the checkpoint usage while ensuring out-of-range method_index values
return an error instead of panicking.
- Around line 99-111: Document on lex_from_live_checkpoint that the source
prefix before checkpoint must remain unchanged from the checkpoint’s original
input; can_restore or is_valid_for cannot verify changed prefix bytes. Preserve
the existing checkpoint validation and restore behavior.

In `@crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/reparse.rs`:
- Around line 36-55: The restart selection in apply_single_edit must choose a
boundary strictly before the first token whose end is at or beyond
edit.start_byte, ensuring tokens that may merge with inserted text are re-lexed.
Update crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/reparse.rs lines 36-55 accordingly;
add a regression fixture in
crates/perl-parser/tests/incremental_lexer_restart.rs lines 92-190 that inserts
an identifier character at a token end, such as changing $foo to $foox, and
asserts the incremental tokens equal fresh_tokens.
- Around line 187-198: The test should call apply_single_edit only once and
assert that it fails for this fixture, since the expected lex restart strategy
is FullRelex. Remove the success/fallback branching and subsequent second
application, then perform the appropriate full-reparse validation after the
expected failure without asserting a strategy from a successful result.

In `@crates/perl-parser/tests/incremental_lexer_restart.rs`:
- Around line 92-190: Add a fixture to
stateful_and_source_boundary_edits_match_fresh_lexing that inserts an identifier
character at the end of an existing variable name, such as changing $foo to
$foox, and verify the incremental tokens match fresh_tokens(state.source()).
Ensure the fixture exercises the appropriate restart strategy and keeps the
existing suffix-token assertion. Then update the boundary handling in the
reparse logic to correctly merge token boundaries for this insertion case.

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Outside diff comments:
In `@crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs`:
- Around line 366-379: Update the fail-closed checkpoint validity assertions
using is_valid_for in crates/perl-lexer/src/checkpoint/tests.rs lines 366-379 to
include descriptive failure messages for both shifted and invalidated cases;
also add failure messages to each bare assert! at lines 29, 32, 40, and 43 in
crates/perl-lexer/tests/checkpoint_edit_validity.rs. No other behavior changes
are needed.

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• crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/reparse.rs
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• crates/perl-parser/src/incremental/tests.rs
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[EffortlessSteven]

Repair update on head 51730ed039d1e8e612be7828c847c6da19624f0f:

• Added direct coverage for the RIPR transform_offset overlap seam.
• Fixed token-boundary restart selection so adjoining tokens are re-lexed, and added $foo → $foox coverage.
• Made the heredoc fallback test single-application and explicitly fail closed before full reparse.
• Replaced checkpoint test indexing with position-based fallible lookup.
• Corrected replay-state documentation, discriminated eof_emitted, added the unchanged-prefix precondition, and improved assertion diagnostics.
• Reconciled parser-facade eligibility and checker/generated authority projection.

The prior RIPR gate passed after the focused seam repair. The remaining PR Smoke failure is runner exhaustion again: 68 MB free, unit_routed_full exit 101 after 500s and inline_completion_core timeout. The at_position compatibility concern remains a separate follow-up because its production caller restores a synthetic checkpoint directly; this PR does not change that API behavior.

[EffortlessSteven]

Review scope

• Current PR #6759 head: 51730ed039d1e8e612be7828c847c6da19624f0f
• Claim reviewed: persist complete live lexer checkpoint state for correctness-first incremental restart, fail closed for timeout-sensitive states, and expose truthful restart receipts.
• Reviewed cumulative source, parser/lexer consumers, authority ledger/checker, focused tests, hosted RIPR evidence, and current CI.

Propositions checked

• Complete replay state: confirmed. LexerCheckpoint and Checkpointable::restore now carry the behavior-bearing lexer state, with round-trip and stateful fixtures.
• Boundary safety: confirmed after repair. Restart lookup moves before the first token whose end reaches the edit, and $foo → $foox matches fresh lexing.
• Heredoc refusal: confirmed. Queued-heredoc replay is rejected and the caller performs one full reparse; the test now asserts the refusal rather than mutating twice.
• Transactional publication: confirmed. apply_edits works on a candidate generation and falls back without publishing partial state.
• Authority/proof integrity: confirmed. RIPR new-gap gate passed on the repaired head, parser facade projection and generated digest agree, and focused authority/checkpoint/parser tests pass.

Evidence and falsifiers

• Focused local proof: lexer checkpoint 33 passed; parser incremental 120 passed; lexer restart integration 6 passed; checkpoint edit-validity 3 passed; parser authority tests 12 passed; formatting and diff checks passed.
• Hosted evidence: ripr+ on GitHub Hosted passed on the repaired head; required parser, policy, formatting, contract, build, and integration checks passed.
• Falsifiers exercised: incomplete heredoc state, quote/prototype/arrow state, token-boundary insertion, invalidated checkpoint fallback, no-op result contract, and direct authority projection drift.

Findings

• No candidate-owned material finding remains.
• The anchored note identifies the separate byte-only at_position compatibility concern as a follow-up, not a blocker for this claim.

Prior finding dispositions

• RIPR checkpoint transform seam: fixed with direct private-helper coverage.
• Token-boundary restart: fixed with production selection change and regression fixture.
• Heredoc double-application: fixed with single-call fail-closed test.
• Missing replay-state/docs/fixture discrimination/authority projection: fixed and revalidated.
• at_position line/column coherence: bounded follow-up; no unsafe behavior change made.

Residual risk / not proved

• Advisory PR Smoke remains infrastructure-limited: runner disk exhaustion caused unit_routed_full exit 101 after about 495 seconds and an inline-completion timeout. This is not evidence of a candidate test failure, but it remains a visible advisory red check.
• The broader at_position compatibility redesign is intentionally outside this PR.

Current GitHub facts

• Ready PR, mergeable textually, required checks green except advisory PR Smoke, hosted RIPR green, merge gate target green.
• No merge is authorized by this review alone; live integration and current ruleset state remain separate.

Substantive review result

• REVIEW_CURRENT

Next action

• Verify live integration and merge only if the repository ruleset has no remaining review/prerequisite blocker.