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…ls (#3734) * feat(generators): detect required options from Usage: line Both help_markdown_gen.rs and mcp_skills_gen.rs now identify options shown outside [options]/[...] groups in the USAGE's `Usage:` section (e.g. `qsv implode [options] -k <keys> -v <value>`) and mark them accordingly. - `docs/help/*.md`: required options get ` **(required)**` appended to their description column in the options table. - `.claude/skills/qsv/*.json`: option entries gain `"required": true` when the flag is required. Optional options continue to emit nothing (the field is skipped when absent). A small wrinkle worth noting: qsv-docopt's Parser does not always emit Atom::Short entries paired with the Long atom for the `-k, --keys` declaration style, so we can't rely on its pairing to expand short↔long forms. Both generators do their own pairing pass by scanning the options sections for `-X, --xxx` declarations. Closes roborev review #1618 findings #3 and #4 at a project-wide (generator) level. Findings #1 (empty positional arg descriptions) and #2 (unfenced CSV examples) remain as separate work. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs: regenerate help markdown and MCP skills for required-option markers Commands with required options in their Usage: line now show them: - applydp: --new-column, --replacement, --formatstr - apply, describegpt, fetchpost, implode, joinp, luau, py, split: various required options previously unmarked All regenerated via `qsv --generate-help-md` and `qsv --update-mcp-skills`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generators): only mark an option required when it's required in all Usage variants The previous heuristic produced seven false positives flagged by roborev review #1624. The detector now: 1. Computes a per-Usage-variant required set (tokens outside `[...]` AND outside any `(A | B)` alternative group), then takes the intersection across all non-`--help` Usage lines. An option must be required in every variant to be marked globally required. 2. Handles `(A | B | C)` alternative groups by masking them out entirely — inside alternatives no individual token is required. 3. Expands short→long aliases per Usage line, before intersection, so `-n`'s use as a positional-style flag on one Usage variant doesn't leak into `--no-headers` as globally required. Fixes false-positive required markers on: - split: `--size` / `--chunks` / `--kb-size` (alternative group) - joinp: `--cross` / `--non-equi` (separate Usage lines) - apply / applydp: `--new-column` / `--replacement` / `--formatstr` (subcommand-scoped, not global) - describegpt: `--prepare-context` / `--process-response` (separate Usage lines) - fetchpost: `--payload-tpl` (alternative inside `(A | B)`) - luau / py: `--no-headers` (the `-n <main-script>` Usage role only appears in one variant; intersection excludes it) - py: `--helper` (only required on one Usage variant) Implode's `--keys` / `--value` markers are preserved (genuinely required in the single Usage variant). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * refactor(generators): share required-options detection in a common module Addresses roborev review #1625. Extracts the previously-duplicated required-option detection (and its helpers) out of both generators and into a new crate::generators_common module. Both mcp_skills_gen and help_markdown_gen now delegate to it, keeping their detection semantics in lockstep. Fixes additional review findings while consolidating: - Bidirectional short↔long expansion via a new FlagPairs type, so Usage lines that mention only the long form also surface the short form in the required set (and vice versa). - Bracket-depth is now u32, and uses u32::saturating_sub so an unbalanced `]` cannot underflow the counter (on i32 it would have saturated at i32::MIN, silently dropping later required tokens). - The pair regex now matches long-first (`--keys, -k`) declarations in addition to short-first (`-k, --keys`). - The pair regex scans only the options-declaration portion of the USAGE string (after the Usage: block), so a future quirk in the Usage: block can't introduce a bogus pair. Adds 12 unit tests covering: single-variant required expansion, alternative groups `(A|B|C)`, multi-variant intersection, subcommand- scoped options, short-role collision (luau/py), plain `(X)` grouping without a pipe, nested optional inside an alt group, long-first declarations, long-only Usage mentions, no Usage block, unbalanced brackets, and Usage-block scoping of the pair regex. Regenerator outputs (docs/help and .claude/skills) are unchanged by this refactor (confirmed with --generate-help-md / --update-mcp-skills producing no diffs). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generators_common): narrow options-section scope, cache regexes, handle continuations Addresses roborev review #1626: 1. Options-section scope: replace the blank-line-after-Usage heuristic with a proper line-anchored, case-insensitive `options:` / `Options:` header regex. The previous logic landed on description paragraphs (most qsv USAGEs have a description between the Usage block and the options section), so the pair scan was broader than intended. 2. Fallback for minimal fixtures: if no options header is found, fall back to scanning the whole USAGE so short↔long pairs declared in non-standard layouts (or small test fixtures) still register. 3. Compiled regexes (short-first pair, long-first pair, flag scanner, options header) are now cached via `std::sync::OnceLock`, removing per-call recompilation overhead. 4. Usage-block collection now terminates only on a blank line and merges docopt continuation lines (indented lines within the block that do not begin with `qsv`) into their parent variant, preventing a wrapped Usage line from showing up as a standalone variant and silently narrowing the intersection. Adds three more unit tests covering: continuation-line joining (`continuation_line_does_not_truncate_usage_block`), scope narrowing (`pair_regex_scans_only_the_options_section_not_description`), and the whole-text fallback (`fallback_to_whole_text_when_no_options_section`). 15/15 unit tests pass; regenerator output is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generators_common): tighten options-header regex and indentation-aware continuation Addresses roborev review #1627: 1. options_section regex: the leading class is now `[ \t\w-]` instead of `[\s\w-]`, so it can't straddle a newline. Trailing `[ \t]*` matches only the same-line whitespace, keeping the "line-anchored" claim in the doc comment literally true. 2. collect_usage_lines: drop the dead `if trimmed.is_empty()` branch — the `take_while(!blank)` already filters blank lines out. 3. collect_usage_lines: continuation detection now prefers indentation depth (leading-whitespace count strictly greater than the parent variant's) with the `qsv`-prefix rule as a tiebreaker. A continuation line whose positional begins with `qsv` (e.g. `qsv-input`) would previously have been treated as a new variant. 4. collect_usage_lines: inline `Usage: qsv foo ...` header variants are now retained. Previously the `Usage:` line was unconditionally dropped, silently losing the only variant for that style of help text. Three additional unit tests lock this in: `Common options:` / `map options:` prefix-word headers both matched; a tab-indented `\toptions:` header; and an inline `Usage: qsv foo ...` variant. 18/18 unit tests pass; full `cargo test` passes; generator outputs unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generators_common): baseline-indent continuation detection + cleanups Addresses roborev review #1628: 1. Indentation comparison now uses a single *baseline indent* (the leading whitespace of the first non-blank line in the Usage block) instead of comparing each line against the previous variant's indent. This fixes the inline-vs-non-inline asymmetry: an inline `Usage: qsv foo --bar` header was stored trimmed (leading_ws=0), so a following standard- column variant like ` qsv foo --baz` (leading_ws=7) was wrongly merged as a continuation. Inline variants are now synthesized at the baseline indent for consistent comparison. 2. With the baseline-indent rule, indentation genuinely *outranks* any prefix test: continuation == leading_ws > baseline. No more confused comment claiming "tiebreaker" while the code actually OR'd. The `qsv`-prefix check is gone — indentation is the sole signal. 3. `if let Some(last) = variants.last_mut()` replaces the `match + later unwrap()` pattern, removing the SAFETY comment. Three new unit tests lock this in: - `indented_wrap_line_merges_into_parent_variant` - `continuation_starting_with_qsv_prefix_is_still_a_continuation` (a deeper-indented `qsv-foo` continuation must fold, regression for the indentation-outranks-prefix intent) - `inline_usage_plus_indented_second_variant_stays_separate` (regression for the storage asymmetry from finding #1) 21/21 unit tests pass; generator outputs unchanged; clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(generators_common): derive baseline indent from min leading-ws Addresses roborev review #1629: 1. Baseline-indent is now the *minimum* leading whitespace across all non-blank lines in the Usage block (not the leading_ws of raw[0]). In well-formed docopt, continuation lines are always indented deeper than their variants, so min reliably picks the variant column — including when raw[0] happens to be a wrapped continuation of an inline `Usage:` variant (previously baseline would have drifted to the continuation's indent, causing real variants at the standard column to be misclassified). 2. The continuation branch now fails loudly (debug_assert) when hit with an empty variants vec rather than silently promoting the line, so a future refactor of the baseline derivation can't regress unnoticed. 3. Replaced `.map().next().unwrap_or(0)` with `.iter().map(...).min()` — both a cleaner expression and the fix for the baseline-drift bug. 4. Added `inline_usage_with_wrapped_continuation_and_second_variant` to lock in the exact corner case: inline `Usage: qsv foo --bar`, an indented wrap line, and a second variant at the standard column — baseline must land on the standard column, the wrap line must merge into variant 1, and the second variant must stay separate. 5. Doc-comment reworded to describe the actual invariant: "at or below the baseline indent start new variants; strictly deeper lines are merged." 22/22 unit tests pass; generator outputs unchanged; clippy clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(skills): add optional Option.required to TypeScript schema The Rust generator emits `"required": true` on required options in the MCP skill JSON (via the newly-added Option_.required field in mcp_skills_gen.rs). The TypeScript Option interface didn't declare it, so consumers using the typed view wouldn't see the field even though the JSON carries it. Adds `required?: boolean` with a doc comment matching the generator's semantics: emitted only when true, omitted for optional options. Addresses Copilot review on PR #3734. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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