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Language versions: what a declared version promises, and how it's proven (target versions step 4) - #77
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…t's proven The codegen guide gains a Language versions section: a version is a minimum, each generator has a floor (comline targets), comline build proves every declaration (floor, dependencies, features), comline.toml may only raise it, and generation::unverified-version past what's verified. Examples move to rust#1.85.0; Rust errors implement core::error::Error; the target-versions proposal is marked implemented, with where it differs; the language pages are re-synced.
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Step 4 of target versions (generation#76): the docs for what steps 1–3 shipped.
comline targetsoutput shown);comline buildproves every declaration: the floor, dependencies' declarations, and features at that version;comline.tomlmay only raiselang_version, and a version never changes the wire;generation::unverified-versionwarning, with the settings snippet that makes it an error;rust#1.85.0. Thepython#3.11.0example becomestypescript#5.0, sincecomline buildnow refuses a language it has no generator for. Thecomline.tomlexamples show raising the version (1.88.0).comline buildandcomline targetsin the CLI table, andlang_versionincomline.toml.core::error::Error(comline-rust#70), replacing the paragraph that said it was waiting on 1.81.targetskeepsname#floorfirst, the peer dependency is optional, and what isn't done yet.implementedis added to the proposal status legend.features.json(rust 1.85.0).The design records still say
rust#1.70.0; they describe what was true when written.zensical build --strictpasses, and so do the CLI and IDL drift checks.