Follow-ups to the re-run flip, and all of one kind: each said something
correct about a committed re-run that still read as parked, and the flip made
it false.
flan_merged_park's note that the program stays PROGRAM_PARKED across a poll is
now true of every round but the one it leaves on — which is the round that
drains the ring with a run already taken, and the round the fix's own argument
leans on as the long one.
Program.rerun's refusal told the reader to close a window or let the program
finish. With a thunk stopped in the break loop a re-run is accepted, the state
goes running, and a second is refused by that sentence — advice about a game
loop for somebody whose thread is in a break. The C cannot see a break; this
end can, so Dev.rerun passes what it already asked the agent and the refusal
says resume or abort instead.
The five-second timeout in eval_expr and run_render_thunk reached its
break-loop sentence through the Parked arm, so a program stopped between runs
was asked whether it calls (agent/poll). Both gain the arm that names the
break. run_render_thunk's two sentences become a function first: the new one
asks the agent, and that was the body of a five-millisecond tick.
docs/BUILT.md gains the case an editor author meets — :parked nil :stopped t
with no frames running — and FIX.org records that test_dev.ml:763's refusal
assertion was racy before this and is narrowed by it.
Joseph Ferano
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