fix: prefer actual interface defs over hardcoded ast type builtins#314
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fix: prefer actual interface defs over hardcoded ast type builtins#314
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Summary
getInterfaceInfoandgetInterfacechecked hardcoded built-in types BEFORE actual interface definitions, using wrong field layoutsPreviously,
const o: IfStatement = {...}; o.elseBlock = ...would SIGSEGV because the codegen used a hardcoded 4-field layout while the actual interface had 5 fields. This also caused GEP mismatches for BlockStatement and other AST type names.Test plan
npm run verify:quick)🤖 Generated with Claude Code