`@gc` is no longer part of the language: a developer never writes or mentions
it. GC-ness is decided entirely by inference (structural cycles + demand
promotion), which the earlier 7b commits made complete and precise.
- parser: `@gc` on a class is now WO-E104 ("GC-ness is inferred; run
`woc --dump-gc`. Remove it."). `is_gc` stays false; the class classifies by
inference. No `.wo` in the repo carries `@gc` anymore.
- types.ml: retired the WO-W201 machinery (suggest_gc_annotation,
has_recursive_structure(_type), has_unique_field, gc_suggestion_code) — it
suggested `@gc`, now obsolete since inference traces exactly those classes.
- runner.ml: deleted the 8 WO-W201 gc-suggestion test blocks; the @gc-exemption
test's `Cache` is made self-referential so inference classifies it gc without
an annotation.
- fixtures: dropped `@gc` from rc.wo (Cache demand-promotes via its escape),
elision.wo (Cache given a self-ref to stay structurally gc for the rc-elision
dump), pricing-demo.wo (PriceCache doesn't escape -> now owned), and the
abandoned-cycle/budget-steps corpus (Node is structurally gc). rc.wo keeps a
placeholder comment line so its line-indexed rc assertions hold. Goldens
re-blessed.
- docs: error catalog gains WO-E104 and marks WO-W201 retired; gc-cycle README
records the keyword removal.
Verified: woc-test 553/0 (was 566 minus the 13 retired WO-W201 checks),
test_diag 14/0, oop-e2e 79/0, employee 8/0, log-watcher 7/0. `git grep '@gc'`
finds only comments — success criterion 1 met.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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-- Cache is inferred `gc`: it escapes (returned out of `escaping`), so demand promotion traces it.
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class Cache {
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n: Int
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}
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class Holder {
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cache: Cache
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}
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fn touch(c: Cache) -> Int {
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return c.n
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}
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fn balanced(h: Holder) -> Int {
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let c = h.cache
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return touch(c)
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}
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fn escaping(h: Holder) -> Cache {
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let c = h.cache
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return c
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}
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fn fresh() -> Int {
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let c = Cache { n: 1 }
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return touch(c)
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}
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fn replace(mut c: Cache) -> Int {
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return 0
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}
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fn clobbered(h: Holder) -> Int {
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let c = h.cache
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let n = replace(h.cache)
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return touch(c) + n
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}
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