input-bytes handled in-stream/bytevector/byte-array sources but not a host
byte-input-stream table (:jolt/input-stream — http-client's ByteArrayInputStream),
so io/copy fell through to rendering it as text (#[chez-htable …]) instead of its
bytes. Drain it like slurp does. Fixes http-client's response-body handling
(jolt-bjbi): its suite goes 100/16-fail -> 116/0, and the ring adapter's.
io/copy handled file/stream/writer targets but not a host byte-output-stream
table (jolt-lang/http-client's ByteArrayOutputStream shim, :jolt/output-stream),
erroring 'don't know how to write to'. Dispatch through the shim's .write method,
byte-exact for a byte source — the JVM's io/copy writes to any OutputStream.
Expand java.io so libraries that touch the filesystem work unchanged.
File: the full method surface — length, lastModified, can{Read,Write,Execute},
isHidden, list, mkdir(s), delete, createNewFile, renameTo, getParentFile,
get{Absolute,Canonical}File, compareTo/equals/hashCode — plus the statics
separator / pathSeparator / createTempFile / listRoots. A File now keeps the
path as given (new File("rel").getPath() is "rel", .isAbsolute false); a
relative path resolves against JOLT_PWD only when the filesystem is touched,
matching the JVM. slurp/spit and the dir helpers go through the same
resolution, fixing a spit-vs-slurp inconsistency.
Streams (host/chez/io-streams.ss) — each a jhost wrapping a Chez port, so
buffering, EOF and binary<->char transcoding come from Chez:
- FileInputStream / FileOutputStream / ByteArrayInputStream /
ByteArrayOutputStream / BufferedInputStream / BufferedOutputStream
- FileReader / FileWriter / InputStreamReader / OutputStreamWriter /
BufferedReader / BufferedWriter
Buffered* return the wrapped stream (Chez ports are already buffered).
clojure.java.io: input-stream/output-stream now yield real byte streams (were
aliased to the char reader/writer); added copy (byte-exact for byte sources),
make-parents, delete-file. with-open also closes file-writer/port-writer/
print-writer (a pre-existing gap).
All runtime shims, no re-mint. 15 JVM-certified corpus rows; make test +
shakesmoke green.
