jolt/test/spec/io-spec.janet
Yogthos 6abbea3835 Fix 4 clojure.core bugs surfaced by JVM certification
The corpus certifier (test/conformance) flagged four cases where jolt's
hand-written :expected matched a real defect rather than Clojure. Fixed in the
jolt-core overlay, corrected the spec :expected, re-certified against JVM Clojure:

- ex-message: returns nil for a non-throwable (dropped the lenient string branch);
  still returns the message for ex-info. (jolt-l8e8)
- munge: preserves the argument's type — a symbol munges to a symbol, not a string.
  (jolt-hc35)
- print: (print nil) emits "nil", not "" (top-level nil guard; str yields "").
  (jolt-pqio)
- bounded-count: uses the counted? fast path (full count), else counts up to n via
  seq — was (min n (count coll)), wrong for counted colls. Added an uncounted-coll
  spec case. (jolt-2507)

Removed the 4 :bug entries from known-divergences.edn (now certified), regenerated
corpus + profile, re-minted the Chez bootstrap seed (clojure.core changed). Gates:
Janet 155/0, JVM certify clean, both Chez corpus gates 2534 (floors raised),
bootstrap 6/6, fixpoint intact.
2026-06-20 11:06:33 -04:00

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# Specification: printing / output (print/println/pr/prn, *-str, format, str).
# Output is captured with with-out-str (jolt-rfw); the *-str fns return strings.
(use ../support/harness)
(defspec "io / with-out-str captures"
["println" "\"hi\\n\"" "(with-out-str (println \"hi\"))"]
["print spaces" "\"a b\"" "(with-out-str (print \"a\" \"b\"))"]
["prn quotes" "\"[1 2]\\n\"" "(with-out-str (prn [1 2]))"]
["pr no newline" "\"5\"" "(with-out-str (pr 5))"]
["multiple writes" "\"12\"" "(with-out-str (print 1) (print 2))"]
["no output" "\"\"" "(with-out-str 42)"]
["println no args" "\"\\n\"" "(with-out-str (println))"])
(defspec "io / *-str builders"
["print-str" "\"a b\"" "(print-str \"a\" \"b\")"]
["println-str" "\"x\\n\"" "(println-str \"x\")"]
["prn-str" "\"[1 2]\\n\"" "(prn-str [1 2])"]
["pr-str quotes" "\"\\\"s\\\"\"" "(pr-str \"s\")"]
["pr-str keyword" "\":a\"" "(pr-str :a)"])
(defspec "io / str & format"
["str concat" "\"1:ab\"" "(str 1 :a \"b\")"]
["str nil" "\"\"" "(str nil)"]
["str of coll" "\"[1 2]\"" "(str [1 2])"]
["format d/s" "\"5-x\"" "(format \"%d-%s\" 5 \"x\")"]
["format float" "\"3.14\"" "(format \"%.2f\" 3.14159)"])
# The *in* reader family (jolt-0d9): *in* is a dynamic var holding a reader;
# with-in-str rebinds it to a string reader over one shared buffer, so read
# (consumes exactly one form) and read-line (rest of that line) interleave
# correctly, as in Clojure.
(defspec "io / *in* + with-in-str + read-line"
["read-line one line" "\"hello\"" "(with-in-str \"hello\" (read-line))"]
["read-line strips nl" "\"a\"" "(with-in-str \"a\\nb\" (read-line))"]
["read-line sequential" "[\"a\" \"b\"]" "(with-in-str \"a\\nb\" [(read-line) (read-line)])"]
["read-line EOF nil" "nil" "(with-in-str \"\" (read-line))"]
["read-line after last" "[\"x\" nil]" "(with-in-str \"x\" [(read-line) (read-line)])"]
["empty line" "[\"\" \"y\"]" "(with-in-str \"\\ny\" [(read-line) (read-line)])"]
["*in* is bound" "true" "(with-in-str \"\" (map? *in*))"])
(defspec "io / read"
["read a form" "42" "(with-in-str \"42\" (read))"]
["read a list form" "(quote (+ 1 2))" "(with-in-str \"(+ 1 2)\" (read))"]
["read two forms" "[1 2]" "(with-in-str \"1 2\" [(read) (read)])"]
["read then read-line" "[1 \" rest\"]" "(with-in-str \"1 rest\\nnext\" [(read) (read-line)])"]
["read vector" "[1 2]" "(with-in-str \"[1 2]\" (read))"]
["read nil literal" "nil" "(with-in-str \"nil\" (read))"]
["read EOF throws" :throws "(with-in-str \"\" (read))"]
["read EOF value" ":done" "(with-in-str \"\" (read *in* false :done))"]
["read eval data" "3" "(with-in-str \"(+ 1 2)\" (eval (read)))"])
(defspec "io / line-seq"
["line-seq" "[\"a\" \"b\" \"c\"]" "(with-in-str \"a\\nb\\nc\" (vec (line-seq *in*)))"]
["line-seq empty" "nil" "(with-in-str \"\" (seq (line-seq *in*)))"]
["line-seq is lazy seq" "true" "(with-in-str \"a\\nb\" (seq? (line-seq *in*)))"]
["line-seq count" "3" "(with-in-str \"1\\n2\\n3\" (count (line-seq *in*)))"])
# The print family is overlay now (seed-shrink round 6), over the __write /
# __pr-str1 host seams: pr is readable, print is str semantics, *-ln appends.
(defspec "io / print family (overlay)"
["pr-str multi-arg spacing" "\"\\\"a\\\" [1 2] :k\"" "(pr-str \"a\" [1 2] :k)"]
["pr-str zero args" "\"\"" "(pr-str)"]
["pr-str escapes" "\"\\\"a\\\\\\\"b\\\"\"" "(pr-str \"a\\\"b\")"]
["print is unreadable" "\"a b\"" "(with-out-str (print \"a\" \"b\"))"]
["println appends newline" "\"x 1\\n\"" "(with-out-str (println \"x\" 1))"]
["prn is readable + newline" "\"[1 \\\"s\\\"]\\n\"" "(with-out-str (prn [1 \"s\"]))"]
["pr writes no newline" "\"\\\\a\"" "(with-out-str (pr \\a))"]
["print nil arg" "\"nil\"" "(with-out-str (print nil))"]
["prn keyword" "\":k\\n\"" "(with-out-str (prn :k))"])
# print-method is a real multimethod (jolt-g1r): canonical dispatch on
# (:type meta) keyword else (type x); records print as #ns.Type{...} by
# default, and a user (defmethod print-method 'ns.Type ...) overrides record
# rendering everywhere — top level AND nested, through pr/prn/pr-str — via
# the host renderer's callback. Builtin overrides apply only on direct
# print-method calls (documented divergence; pr keeps the native fast path).
(defspec "io / print-method multimethod"
["records print canonically" "\"#user.Pt{:x 1, :y 2}\""
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (pr-str (->Pt 1 2)))"]
["records nested in colls" "\"[#user.Pt{:x 1, :y 2}]\""
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (pr-str [(->Pt 1 2)]))"]
["defmethod overrides a record, top level" "\"<3,4>\""
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (defmethod print-method (quote user.Pt) [r w] (.write w (str \"<\" (:x r) \",\" (:y r) \">\"))) (pr-str (->Pt 3 4)))"]
["defmethod fires nested in a map" "\"{:p <5,6>}\""
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (defmethod print-method (quote user.Pt) [r w] (.write w (str \"<\" (:x r) \",\" (:y r) \">\"))) (pr-str {:p (->Pt 5 6)}))"]
["defmethod fires through prn" "\"[<1,2>]\\n\""
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (defmethod print-method (quote user.Pt) [r w] (.write w (str \"<\" (:x r) \",\" (:y r) \">\"))) (with-out-str (prn [(->Pt 1 2)])))"]
["direct call uses :default" "\"42\""
"(let [w (StringWriter.)] (print-method 42 w) (.toString w))"]
["direct builtin override" "\"#42#\""
"(do (defmethod print-method :number [n w] (.write w (str \"#\" n \"#\"))) (let [w (StringWriter.)] (print-method 42 w) (.toString w)))"]
["print-dup routes to print-method" "\"[1 2]\""
"(let [w (StringWriter.)] (print-dup [1 2] w) (.toString w))"]
["StringWriter accumulates" "\"ab\""
"(let [w (StringWriter.)] (.write w \"a\") (.append w \\b) (.toString w))"]
["methods table inspectable" "true"
"(do (defrecord Pt [x y]) (defmethod print-method (quote user.Pt) [r w] r) (contains? (methods print-method) (quote user.Pt)))"])
# Cold tagged-type printing now lives in io-tier defmethods (the host
# renderer dispatches any remaining :jolt/* tagged value through the
# print-method hook). Outputs unchanged from the old host branches; any
# tagged type is now user-overridable, atoms included.
(defspec "io / cold tagged types via print-method"
["uuid" "\"#uuid \\\"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\\\"\""
"(pr-str (parse-uuid \"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\"))"]
["uuid nested" "\"[#uuid \\\"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\\\"]\""
"(pr-str [(parse-uuid \"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\")])"]
["regex" "\"#\\\"a+b\\\"\"" "(pr-str #\"a+b\")"]
["transient vector" "\"#<transient vector>\"" "(pr-str (transient [1]))"]
["transient map" "\"#<transient map>\"" "(pr-str (transient {:a 1}))"]
["atom override fires nested" "\"{:a #atom[7]}\""
"(do (defmethod print-method :jolt/atom [a w] (.write w (str \"#atom[\" (deref a) \"]\"))) (pr-str {:a (atom 7)}))"]
["uuid through str unchanged" "\"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\""
"(str (parse-uuid \"b6883c0a-0342-4007-9966-bc2dfa6b109e\"))"])