perf: complete one-shape numeric regions and ConstFn method calls

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Unify literal, class and dynamic object fields around shape-owned records. Use guarded numeric regions for receiver arithmetic and comparisons, with mutation rechecks and ordinary property fallbacks. Remove the separate numeric class-field loop emitter. Add executable ConstFn body metadata, current-receiver closure loads, worker transfer and image-lifetime guards; ConstFn remains opt-in while activation gates are open.

The integration also fixes IteratorClose completion ordering, roots values across collecting fallbacks, and gives worker concatenation caches their own thread-local roots. Follow-ups preserve closure-bearing callee boundaries in field-arithmetic loops, restore the original coverage case, and repair platform-specific IR test assumptions. Windows try/catch native-root CI executes the landing-pad path and checks actual evacuation; actual WinEH funclet IR remains refused.

The newest runtime fix reuses a cached ConstFn key-add transition only after validating its body and live shape records. It writes this receiver's current closure under the exact Any representation before publishing SPECIAL. A missing compatible intermediate or unsupported target keeps the rooted slow path. The existing transition cache is retained; no new registry is introduced. The branch includes current main's collector-independent arena rearming fix (#11746), full compile-sharding changes (#11750), landed immutable-global transfer (#11734), and regex capture/position-hint improvements (#11763). The campaign is rebased onto cab6d62a; the ten integration conflicts are resolved.

The field-representation verifier now checks SPECIAL ConstFn slots against shape-owned body identities, including deprecated carriers. It follows validated forwarding before reading closure metadata during collection, and diagnoses stale facts at the existing cold method-prime refusal. Instrumentation-disabled normal dispatch keeps the existing behavior.

ConstFn finalizer packed property names now use read-only byte constants. Previously they entered the JavaScript string pool despite only their bytes being consumed. Exact retained Zod binaries identify three additional pool strings, matching the extra 168 retained GC bytes. The fix includes emitted pool-count parity and LLVM byte-decoding/codegen-unit tests across ELF, COFF and Mach-O. Source review, formatting and file-size checks pass; actual Rust tests and native recovery measurement on b632a2f6 are pending.

Validation:

• Original loop fixture: 112/112 DEBUG cases pass, including 84 cases with positive copying, movement and protected from-space; 54 inliner tests pass. Original fixtures and thresholds are unchanged.
• Codegen contract repairs: 36 property-read and seven barrier tests pass, including Apple/ELF/Windows IR and deliberately broken controls. Formatting, file-size, Node pin, TLS policy, store inventory, native source ABI and source Wasm ABI checks pass.
• Cached ConstFn transition fix: five focused DEBUG tests and 15 representation-store tests pass. Actual movement exercises receiver/current-closure relocation and SPECIAL-slot rewriting; long pointer keys exercise safe fallback. Both rebuilt ordering mutants are detected. These are additional focused controls, not the original five compiled controls or final integrated shipping acceptance.
• SPECIAL verifier at audited source aa569b2003: 16 representation-store tests and five cached-transition tests pass. The unchanged original classes fixture passes all three moving seeds; the unchanged unsafe-proven-store mutant aborts specifically on SPECIAL body disagreement at all three seeds. That historical restored-provider run stopped at the disk floor. On final source 86888296, all five unchanged compiled fault-injection controls are now detected, followed by a fresh pristine rebuild and all five restoration gates passing. The unsafe-store mutant fails specifically on SPECIAL body disagreement at seeds 1/17/991, each after four copying cycles, 16 copied objects and protected from-space. Root verification covers 209 evidence members and 29 exact source-boundary reconstructions. This is DEBUG correctness evidence; release cost and activation remain separate. All nine source gates, including the actual Node consistency check, pass at rebased integration head 52f2e6cb. The harness follow-up at 86888296 passes its command-routing, liveness, merger, file-size, Node consistency, formatting and diff checks.
• Prior pinned source 952b4082: fresh matched compiler/runtime/stdlib products, Node parity and actual TypeScript/Zod numeric fast-path execution pass. Five paired runs across all three TypeScript layouts show 1.93–2.10% fewer instructions; Zod shows 5.03% fewer. These products and measurements precede the latest integration and require revalidation.

Remaining merge/activation gates:

• Prior-source ConstFn enabled versus disabled regresses Zod by 0.1958% instructions in all five pairs; TypeScript improves by 0.3916%. The fresh default compiler and matching runtime/stdlib release providers built on 4fa55978. On that recovery source, five Zod enabled/disabled pairs now improve by 0.1485% instructions on average, all five favorable, with byte-exact outputs and 100% event coverage. Full GC vectors still differ (including three additional copied/promoted objects); no GC or RSS tolerance is invented. The latest TypeScript/method follow-up acquired both locks, then stopped when an unrelated heavy build appeared. It produced no completed TypeScript pairs or method rows; all owned processes ended and leases were released. Those checks remain unproved. These results are scoped to 4fa55978, not the rebased final head. Default activation remains held until safety and cost recovery are proved.
• Full 427-case acceptance, final GC/image/native-root checks, refreshed final-source release products/performance, actual public benchmark refresh and required CI remain open.
• Earlier pinned main and candidate CI had the same three zero-moving witnesses and all 73 identical GC ratchet red counter rows. Those failures remain unwaived; acceptance must rerun on the latest integrated source. Current main's temporary public-baseline gate pause does not constitute a refreshed benchmark artifact.

The GC matrix passes fixture parity-env through compilation and execution in loop_polls, with a separate compile group and command receipts. Routing checks reject three dispatch sabotages. The two short argument/packed fixtures now specify their recorded seeded collection settings (4 KiB interval and protected from-space); their workloads and the movement gate are unchanged. Correct-config DEBUG runs at 86888296 match Node before and after restoration: argument witness 240 copying cycles/76,122 moved objects, packed witness 50/82. Removing the packed cache root triggers a protected-page fault and both structural tests; restoration passes. The separate extern-literal mutation is masked by the independent final reload pass and is not counted as a detected control. Source 239f74c022 adds these two metadata comments and the changelog. Its normal-auto-optimize GC Moving Witnesses run 37014515249 passed. Prior PR head 75c71179 also passes run37024734478: all71 original manifest entries (67 distinct fixture names), positive movement, pinned Node parity, stale-root liveness, and the dependency-scale witness. This run tests GitHub merge 0cd636c6502ce5f4339f2003355376421462b719. Original427 source preflight and original five-control evidence remain scoped to their recorded sources. The exact nursery-pacing parent/child comparison is complete: 69 current red cells change across the merged commit, but 48 already had older drift; four current red cells are unaffected. The canonical-key comparison is complete: 51 deterministic cells change (46 GC counters, five retention), with the same 31 baseline red cells and zero retention failures in both arms. Probe 10 promotion changes only 13→14 objects and 8,720→8,752 bytes; the larger baseline reduction predates this range. The RegExp root comparison stopped at the disk reserve during its parent build, before any measurements. After losslessly relocating completed evidence, the next exact comparison targets the inline array-store change that may avoid eager global bootstrap; the original retention classifier is included on both arms. The existing checker narrows material older debt to30 cells:26 older out-of-band shifts and four unchanged older reds. A separate43-cell pacing draft validates with the original checker, but is not installed in the repository baseline. Historical capture files establish the original harness text parity; the next comparison additionally retains unnormalized output bytes. No baseline changes or tolerance waivers have been made.

The latest coverage fix adds a separate promotion-off run of the unchanged large-nursery survivor graph. Both runs must match the exact pinned Node version and report actual copied objects and bytes. This preserves the normal 14-probe policy measurement and all existing baseline failures. The diagnostic restores relocation (eight minors per run on the measured historical child), while documenting that a configured 64 MB base does not imply the parent's old cadence. All 121 GC-related Python tests pass locally. On PR head 75c71179, CI run 37024735553 passes this new native check: both runs record eight copying minors, 335,661 copied objects and 19,017,288 copied bytes, with pinned Node parity. The tested GitHub merge is 0cd636c6502ce5f4339f2003355376421462b719 (base 42072103 plus this PR). The original baseline check still fails on 73 GC counter cells, with zero retention failures; the overall job remains red. No baseline or tolerance was changed.

The branch now includes the existing macOS provider fixture fixes from #11762: required CoreFoundation/Foundation linkage plus typed retention and explicit exports for both generated feature-installer entry points. These three fixture/changelog files exactly match 5a779d7c, whose native workflow37004772458 passes all four platforms. Local shell syntax, Rust formatting and diff checks pass at integrated head 9260ac4d; CI on this branch remains required. No compiler/runtime behavior changes are included in this follow-up.

Current head: b632a2f6cb6bcb983403b7fa59b075c783dff3bf. The exact inline-store comparison is complete: all16 targeted historical changes reproduced, 504 raw Node outputs matched and physical copying retained in all14 probes. The reviewed local draft now covers45 counter distributions and leaves28 original-checker reds; it remains uninstalled and unaccepted. The tenuring comparison is running under a separate bounded native phase. Baseline/tolerance values and ConstFn default remain unchanged.

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Shape slabs now publish agent-local directories for three ShapeId bands. Shape lookup and field-representation functions read through these directories. Missing and out-of-range IDs use shared empty records. Tests cover storage and lookup behavior, and a Linux integration test measures instruction counts.

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Agent-local shape lookup

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Band directories and slab behavior crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes_store.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes_store_tests.rs, crates/perry-abi/src/lib.rs, scripts/thread_exit_address_globals.json	ShapeSlab maps IDs to band directories and republishes agent directories when pages change. Missing and out-of-range lookups use shared empty entries. Tests cover band mapping, record behavior, facts, and IdList; ABI documentation and the thread-exit address registry identify the updated directory entries.
Shape lookup readers and measurement crates/perry-runtime/src/object/shapes.rs, crates/perry-runtime/src/object/field_rep_store.rs, crates/perry/tests/shape_record_lookup_in_bound.rs, changelog.d/shape-record-lookup.md	Shape lookup and field-representation functions read through the agent-local slab directory. A Linux integration test measures instruction counts for a megamorphic property-presence check. The changelog describes the lookup paths and reports an instruction-count comparison.

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Change: Refactor

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sequenceDiagram
  participant object_slot_rep
  participant shape_rep_by_id
  participant ShapeSlab_agent_record
  participant BandDir
  object_slot_rep->>shape_rep_by_id: shape ID
  shape_rep_by_id->>ShapeSlab_agent_record: request record cell
  ShapeSlab_agent_record->>BandDir: select band and page
  BandDir-->>ShapeSlab_agent_record: record cell or shared empty cell
  ShapeSlab_agent_record-->>shape_rep_by_id: representation word
  shape_rep_by_id-->>object_slot_rep: selected lane

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Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to f7cdc

The change reaches memory-sensitive lookup paths, but the inspected ownership, bounds handling, and cleanup controls remain coherent. No introduced security defect was established. Compatibility with separately built consumers remains unverified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The security-relevant reach includes script property reads and field-representation handling within an executing agent. Because these paths consume native pointers, a lifetime or bounds violation could affect the hosting process, not merely one property result; no such violation was established here.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Each thread has its own directory backed by its RuntimeState-owned slab. Invalid IDs map to the empty band, absent records are presence-filtered where needed, and shared empty records must never be written. These controls preserve record identity within the documented agent ownership model.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — The directory has stable, non-dropping thread-local storage, starts empty before state initialization, and is cleared before slab destruction. State teardown also nulls the state pointer before deallocation, while late state initialization has a documented leak-safe fallback. These controls bound normal initialization and teardown exposure.

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Fix the changelog: it contradicts the megamorphic confirm path.

The changelog says that an ID past the confirm's directory "selects the shared empty page instead of branching." ShapeSlab::ordinary_record_in does not do this. It keeps a page-bound branch and returns None. Its doc comment explains the choice: the branch measured fewer instructions than the select (138.4 against 139.9 on lead_mega1). The PR description also says the predicted page-bound branch is retained. Only walk, which agent_record uses, does the select.

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-The megamorphic read confirms directory is the ordinary bands entry of that
-same thread-local (one directory implementation, not a second mirror), and an
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+The megamorphic read confirm's directory is the ordinary band's entry of that
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+its predicted page-bound branch. `"a" in o` on

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	The megamorphic read confirms directory is the ordinary bands entry of that
	same thread-local (one directory implementation, not a second mirror), and an
	id past it selects the shared empty page instead of branching. `"a" in o` on
	The megamorphic read confirm's directory is the ordinary band's entry of that
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Update the changelog description of `ShapeSlab::ordinary_record_in` to say it
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