v1.0.24

[v1.0.24] - 2026-09-14

🐛 Bug Fixes

• Generated code type-checks again when a dependency re-aliases a stdlib package — a dependency's import gotime "time" no longer leaks into your generated file's imports, and ForceAlias keeps the import name in sync with what the inlined closures actually reference. This resolves the undefined: time / "time" imported as gotime failure.
• No more gogotime from alias self-substitution — package-alias rewriting is now boundary-aware and idempotent; aliases that contain the package path (e.g. gotime ⊃ time) are not re-substituted, and multi-byte UTF-8 identifiers/string literals are handled correctly.
• Closures can use in-scope variables without false errors — range Key/Value, nested closure parameters, type-switch guards, if-init vars, and named results are no longer wrongly reported as "capturing a local variable". A subtle false negative (name-shadowed outer variable slipping through, generating undefined: x) is also fixed.
• Package-level variables referenced in wiring keep their real value — a main-package package-level variable is now referenced directly instead of being silently promoted to a DI-injected parameter, so the generated code no longer accidentally pulls the value from the container. Package-level context.Context variables are still rejected with a clear message.

📦 Examples

• New example/closure_scope_locals/ (every in-closure variable form) and example/gen_failures/closure_shadow_outer/ (name-shadowing must error), with regression tests.

♻️ Internals

• Capture detection switched from a name set to an object-position interval; seen dedup keyed by types.Object; error reporting keeps the first capture error.