Add Lean 4 port of voxgig/struct

[rjrodger]

Summary

This PR adds a complete Lean 4 port of voxgig/struct, bringing the library to 17 total language implementations. The port passes the full shared corpus (1329/1329 tests) and maintains full parity with the canonical TypeScript implementation.

Key Changes

• lean/src/VoxgigStruct.lean (2838 lines): Core library implementation

  • Complete Value type and heap-based storage for maps and lists
  • All public API functions: get, set, merge, transform, validate, walk, select, etc.
  • Path-based operations with proper handling of undefined vs null distinction
  • Deep equality and cloning operations

• lean/src/Vregex.lean (301 lines): Minimal regex engine

  • Backtracking NFA implementation supporting RE2 subset
  • Character classes, quantifiers, groups, alternation, anchors, word boundaries
  • No third-party dependencies; used by $LIKE validation operator

• lean/test/Runner.lean (677 lines): Self-contained test runner

  • In-tree JSON parser (no external JSON library)
  • Corpus test execution against build/test/test.json
  • Match support with regex and substring matching

• Documentation and build files:

  • lean/README.md: User-facing overview and requirements
  • lean/DOCS.md: Comprehensive Lean-specific guide
  • lean/AGENTS.md: Implementation notes and design decisions
  • lean/Makefile: Build and test targets
  • lean/lakefile.toml: Lake package configuration
  • lean/lean-toolchain: Pinned Lean 4 version (v4.32.1)

• CI/CD integration:

  • Updated .github/workflows/build.yml with test-lean job
  • Updated .github/workflows/lint.yml with lint-lean job
  • Updated root Makefile and AGENTS.md to include Lean in port matrix
  • Updated tools/check_parity.py to track Lean as complete port
  • Updated design/REPORT.md with Lean metrics

Notable Implementation Details

• Zero third-party dependencies: Uses only Lean 4 standard library; JSON parsing and regex are implemented in-tree
• Distinct undefined and null: Like TypeScript, OCaml, and Haskell, the port maintains the semantic distinction via Value.noval vs Value.null
• Ordered maps: Preserves insertion order for object properties
• Heap-based collections: Maps and lists use reference IDs for efficient sharing and mutation
• Full corpus parity: All 1329 tests pass; behavior matches canonical TypeScript exactly

https://claude.ai/code/session_01ELX8fGrxo5YaJZC3QWVJeH

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Triaged all 14 Codex review findings against the canonical typescript/src/StructUtility.ts. Ten were real canonical-fidelity gaps and are fixed in 03a2fd7 (full corpus still 1329/1329, warnings-clean build, parity green):

• jsonify on cyclic values — now pre-checks cycles and returns the canonical __JSONIFY_FAILED__ instead of crashing on stack overflow; the catch path uses the same sentinel (was "null").
• JSON encoding — non-finite numbers serialize as null, and map entries whose value is noval/function/sentinel are omitted, matching JSON.stringify's handling of undefined/function/symbol properties.
• MODENAME — keyed by the mode flag values (4 → "val"), matching the canonical object shape.
• setprop/delprop list keys — JS Number() coercion + Math.floor ("1.9" → index 1, "2e0" → index 2), matching canonical +key.
• getpath $GET:/$REF: — now guarded on injection presence like $META: (canonical guards all three with injdef &&), so literal $REF:x-style properties resolve in plain getpath calls.
• join/joinurl — filters to surviving strings before indexing (canonical filter-first), so joinurl([null, "/a", "/b"]) returns /a/b.
• $FORMAT number/integer — JS Number() coercion (true → 1, "" → 0) and the 32-bit n | 0 wrap for integer.
• Vregex — added \B and RE2 named groups (?P<name>...), both part of the documented subset in design/REGEX.md.

The remaining four (implement re_find_all/re_replace, captures in re_find, validation in re_compile) are left as is, deliberately: the Lean port matches the established convention of the other in-tree-engine ports — Haskell has literally re_find_all _ _ = emptyList and re_replace _ input _ = return input, OCaml is identical, and Scala/Elixir also return the input unchanged from re_replace. These helpers are documented as backing the public API only, not corpus-tested; bringing full match/capture/replace semantics to the in-tree engines is cross-port work (it equally affects the OCaml, Haskell, Scala, Elixir and Zig ports — Zig tracks them in KNOWN_GAPS) and would be better done once, consistently, in a dedicated change.

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