Robert Allan JamesandClaude Sonnet 5
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Adds interpreter-level POST coverage for six ACL read accessors (ACL-MODE@/PINNED?/TTL@/ALLOW@/HEAT@/WORD-ID), ACL-INHERIT as an interpreted word (not just its underlying C function, already tested), and ACL-INIT-PRIMITIVES -- all proof-covered per proof/COVERAGE.md but never exercised via vm_interpret() before. Follows acl_words_test.c's existing hand-rolled ACL_ASSERT style, not the WordTestSuite table format the rest of the tree uses. First boot caught a real bug in the new test itself (2/29 assertions failed): ACL-INHERIT's C implementation pops dst before src, the test pushed them backwards. Fixed the test, not the word -- ACL-INHERIT's own dispatch was correct throughout. Re-verified: 29/29 pass, zero build warnings. Both the failing and fixed boot logs kept as evidence. Part of the agreed sequence (code sweeps -> HOL green -> POST coverage, one proof-covered cluster at a time). Three more clusters queued: Q48.16 math primitives, inference-engine accessors, physics freeze/diagnostic words. Full writeup in FABRIC-2.md Section J. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
src/test_runner/modules/
Per-category test files, one per FORTH-79 word category plus
integration/stress/adversarial suites, run in this order by
test_runner.c (POST order).
Word-category tests (validate each src/word_source/*.c file):
arithmetic_words_test.c, mixed_arithmetic_words_test.c,
stack_words_test.c, control_words_test.c, defining_words_tests.c,
memory_words_test.c, return_stack_words_test.c, double_words_test.c,
logical_words_test.c, io_words_test.c, string_words_test.c,
block_words_test.c, format_words_test.c, system_words_test.c,
dictionary_words_test.c, dictionary_manipulation_words_test.c,
vocabulary_words_test.c, starforth_words_test.c,
mama_forth_words_test.c, acl_words_test.c.
Cross-cutting tests:
integration_tests.c— multi-word interaction tests.stress_tests.c— load/volume tests.break_me_tests.c— adversarial/fuzzing tests.
Note: not every src/word_source/*.c file has a dedicated test module
here (e.g. defer_words.c, log_words.c, inference_words.c,
lifecycle_words_hosted.c, editor_words.c are exercised indirectly via
integration tests or the tools/hermes_*.sh smoke tests rather than a
standalone *_test.c module).