A fn def'd into a var reports a JVM-style class name (clojure.core$odd_QMARK_)
jolt fns reported (class f) = clojure.lang.IFn, so they carried no defining symbol — clojure.spec.alpha's fn-sym (which reads a fn's class name to recover its symbol) produced garbage, so explain-data's :pred for a bare-fn predicate was `/` instead of e.g. clojure.core/keyword?. Now def-var! records proc -> (ns . name) (first def of a proc wins, so an alias like (def inc' inc) doesn't rename inc), and jolt-class-name returns "ns$munged" for a known fn — matching the JVM, where (class odd?) is clojure.core$odd_QMARK_. A munged fn class's ancestors include clojure.lang.AFunction's hierarchy (IFn/AFn/Fn/Runnable/Callable), so (ancestors (class f)) still holds. Anonymous / unregistered fns stay clojure.lang.IFn (fn-sym yields :unknown, as on the JVM). This fixes explain-data / s/form / s/describe of bare-fn predicates in clojure.spec.alpha (and unblocks parts of its suite + test.check's reporter test). make test green (+1 corpus row, the (type inc) unit row updated to the JVM value), shakesmoke byte-identical, runtime only (no re-mint).
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (filter odd? [1 2 3]))" :expected "clojure.lang.PersistentList"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (lazy-seq (cons 1 nil)))" :expected "clojure.lang.LazySeq"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (take 2 (iterate inc 0)))" :expected "clojure.lang.PersistentList"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type inc)" :expected "clojure.lang.IFn"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type inc)" :expected "clojure.core$inc"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (sorted-map :a 1))" :expected ":map"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (sorted-set 1))" :expected ":jolt/sorted-set"}
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{:suite "type" :expr "(type (with-meta [1] {:type :custom}))" :expected ":custom"}
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