Capture native write rules and prepare version-specific generation checks - #761
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OxiDex needs native write rules and version-specific evidence before generated reading can expand into generated writing. This captures lossless writer declarations and actual loaded write/check procedure facts, adds an optional inactive scalar-string candidate compiler with explicit omissions, and provides an inactive raw TIFF primitive for source-resolved set/delete operations.
The release planner and official catalog capture record immutable selected identities and require old OxiDex versus old native, new OxiDex versus new native, and the native release delta. Newer parsing fixes, tags, types and formatting are authoritative; unsupported new behavior remains a visible gap.
No production writer route is activated. The 22 candidates from one native table and the 388-release catalog are source/planning counts, not generated-writing or upgrade-conformance percentages. JPEG integration, helper translation and executable version rehearsals remain follow-up work.
Validation at
16432502:66f28379preserves requested dependency bindings and rejects same-source version pairs. All 57 affected Python tests pass; a binding-only mutation changes rendered Rust and that candidate compiles. The immutable 11.78/12.64 plan still verifies.Final hosted acceptance at
675a736e: all five required checks passed. The first 20-minute table-verification attempt was cancelled during native mutations; the 35-minute retry retained all steps and completed successfully.