FastEdit 0.3.2

Fixed

• Hook supported-extension list stays synced with the AST parser. Thanks to @chapayevdauren (PR #1) for the refactor: the hook now imports EXTENSION_TO_LANGUAGE directly from fastedit.data_gen.ast_analyzer with a hardcoded fallback for edge cases. This eliminates three silent drift bugs we'd shipped in 0.2.7 — .mjs and .cjs were in the hook's allow-list but not in the parser (edits redirected to fast_edit, which then errored); .hxx same; .hh was in the parser but not in the hook (silently missed the redirect). Single source of truth now.
• Dotfiles and extensionless files fall through to built-in Edit. Makefile, Dockerfile, .env, .bashrc, .gitignore, README — Path.suffix is empty for any name that starts with a dot or has no dot at all, so under the 0.3.0 logic (if ext and ext not in SUPPORTED: fall_through) they hit the empty-ext short-circuit and got blocked by the default deny path. Flagged by CodeRabbit on PR #1. Condition is now if file_path and ext not in SUPPORTED: fall_through, which treats any file without a recognized code extension as "not ours" — correct for every real non-code file type.

Changed

• Narrowed the hook's fallback except Exception to except ImportError, also per CodeRabbit review. If ast_analyzer ever has a real bug (SyntaxError, NameError) we want it to surface, not be silently masked by the hardcoded fallback.

Tests

• First test suite in the repo. tests/test_hook.py covers all 23 supported extensions (blocked with redirect), 11 common unsupported extensions (fall through silently), 6 dotfile / extensionless names (fall through), uppercase extensions, and missing file_path. 34 cases total, all passing. Contributed by Dauren, extended here for the dotfile regression.