v0.0.2

Compiler fixes and static-surface growth driven by the first days of real-world use.

Features

• Number(aString) compiles statically: the full ECMAScript ToNumber string grammar (whitespace forms, hex/octal/binary literals, Infinity, exponents, trailing-garbage → NaN), verified bit-exact against Node on one million fuzzed strings. Unary + on strings and %d formatting over strings ride the same lowering; parseFloat(aString) compiles statically with its own longest-prefix grammar.
• Array.from(aString) and [...aString] compile statically: strings split by code points, so astral characters stay whole — exactly the string iterator's walk.
• Bare '.' and '..' import specifiers resolve as relative directory imports, and default imports of supported Node builtins (import fs from "node:fs") pass type checking under the project's own interop settings.
• Workspace-linked packages register before the type-check gate, so pnpm-workspace monorepos analyze without their sibling packages' shipped JavaScript gating the build.

Fixes

• scriptc coverage now renders the same diagnostics a build prints — code frames included — when analysis stops on type errors or import fences, instead of a bare summary line.
• The LLVM backend's runtime declarations are now mechanically checked against the C runtime's prototypes at test time; two latent signature mismatches were found and fixed.
• Import-cycle admission accepts declaration-only initialization windows whose calls resolve entirely to declaration files, widening the set of legal ESM cycles that compile statically.