fix: library dependencies cannot be hijacked by same-name maps - #22
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A library dependency (posix, unicode) contributes aliases through the .iml harvest. When a load path also holds an emitted map of the same name — the Ruby bridge writes generated unicode.isc next to the maps it serves — the map-import branch shadowed the library and its plain-string aliases rendered as literal sequences instead of classes: alalc-ell's any(greek) guards compiled to the literal 300-character alphabet and gamma nasalization never fired. Library names now claim their dependency slot when the .iml exists; an imported alias resolving to a plain string inside any() also compiles as a class (the qualified 404 pins stay literal — bare references are untouched).
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A library dependency (posix, unicode) contributes aliases through the
.imlharvest. When a load path also holds an emitted map of the same name — the Ruby bridge writes generatedunicode.iscnext to the maps it serves — the map-import branch shadowed the library, and its plain-string aliases rendered as literal sequences instead of classes: alalc-ell'sany(greek)guards compiled to the literal 300-character Greek alphabet and γ-nasalization never fired (γκέγκε → gkegke).Library names now claim their dependency slot when the
.imlexists, and an imported alias resolving to a plain string insideany()also compiles as a class. The qualified-404 pins stay literal — bare references are untouched.Bridge legs re-verified through rspec: alalc-ell-2010 242/0, odni-ara-2004 20/0, odni-ara-2015 20/0. Suite 52 passed / 1 xpassed.