Add a java.util.Locale shim (no-op default locale)

jolt's case ops are codepoint-based and locale-independent, so the default
locale is a no-op token: getDefault/setDefault/forLanguageTag + ROOT/US/ENGLISH.
honeysql sets and restores the locale around formatting to assert output is
locale-stable (its Turkish-İ regression guard) — that test errored on the
missing Locale/setDefault static, now passes (honeysql 635/8/1 -> 636/8/0).
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Yogthos 2026-06-27 01:21:42 -04:00
parent 135bad9d3a
commit 4df3d0fa34

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@ -149,6 +149,15 @@
(cons "parseShort" (lambda (x . r) (parse-int-or-throw x (if (null? r) 10 (jnum->exact (car r))) "parseShort")))
(cons "toString" (lambda (x . r) (number->string (jnum->exact x))))))
;; java.util.Locale — jolt's case ops are codepoint-based (locale-independent), so
;; the default locale is a no-op token. Libraries set/restore it around formatting
;; to prove output is locale-stable (honeysql's Turkish-İ regression guard).
(register-class-statics! "Locale"
(list (cons "getDefault" (lambda () "und"))
(cons "setDefault" (lambda (x) jolt-nil))
(cons "forLanguageTag" (lambda (tag) (if (string? tag) tag (jolt-str-render-one tag))))
(cons "ROOT" "und") (cons "US" "en-US") (cons "ENGLISH" "en")))
(register-class-statics! "Boolean"
(list (cons "parseBoolean" (lambda (s) (string=? "true" (ascii-string-down (if (string? s) s (jolt-str-render-one s))))))
(cons "TRUE" #t) (cons "FALSE" #f)))