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Expose Clinic defaults for grapheme iteration and reduce - #9540
The grapheme binder retains raw optional objects and the existing deferred index-conversion body. Omission, explicit None, integer overflow and start-before-end conversion remain unchanged, including rejection of leftover keywords before index callbacks. A prior uncommitted typed-index draft was withdrawn because it would have moved those callbacks before keyword rejection. This patch does not claim to fix existing PyStr-conversion-vs-keyword error priority relative to CPython.
The reducer still distinguishes omission from any explicitly supplied value, including None or the sentinel; only its Clinic display default changes.
Validation uses the existing Python suites and whats_left signature comparison. The same reviewed --signature option is added to the existing CI comparison command; it only reveals already-computed results, without expanding scans/imports.
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Independent source review and normal repository commit hooks passed. Local Cargo compilation/tests and interpreter execution were not run because dependency-cache/network restoration remains blocked. Exact-head CI is pending, including existing canonical functools/unicodedata suites and the detailed report. The expected two-item reduction is not yet measured; the grapheme corpus test alone is not argument-boundary coverage.
No Lib tests/assertions, snippets, dependencies or global binder behavior are changed.
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Bug Fixes
Grapheme iteration now uses the documented defaults when start and end positions are omitted, making calls without those optional positions behave consistently.
Reduction now treats an omitted initial value differently from an explicitly supplied None. This preserves None as a valid starting value and reports an error when no initial value is supplied for an empty iterable.
Keep raw optional arguments and deferred index conversion while describing their existing omission defaults.
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The PR updates argument metadata for unicodedata.iter_graphemes and functools.reduce. It also adds --signature to the CI invocation of whats_left.py.
Changes: Callable signature defaults
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Callable argument metadata and CI check crates/stdlib/src/unicodedata.rs, crates/vm/src/stdlib/_functools.rs, .github/workflows/ci.yaml
iter_graphemes now receives its arguments through IterGraphemesArgs, with start and end defaults of 0 and sys.maxsize. ReduceArgs.initial now defaults to functools._initial_missing. CI passes --signature to whats_left.py.
The displayed defaults remain introspectable, and CI accepts the signature-reporting option. No actionable blocker was identified; exact-head CI validation remains pending.
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Write docstrings for the functions missing them to satisfy the coverage threshold.
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The title "Expose Clinic defaults for grapheme iteration and reduce" matches the main change. The PR restores CPython 3.15 Clinic defaults for unicodedata.iter_graphemes (FromArgs struct with start=0 and end=sys.maxsize) and for _functools.reduce (initial defaults to _initial_missing). The title names both affected functions. The CI change (--signature in whats_left) supports the same goal of checking Python-facing signatures. The title is concise, specific, and free of noise.
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Bind start as a raw Python object with default = 0, retaining deferred index conversion after argument-shape validation and before end conversion. Keep the symbolic end default and reduce missing sentinel unchanged. Update the single approved metadata assertion from Raw("0") to Int(0). AI-assisted implementation and source review by OpenAI Codex.
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Withdraw the default=0 object cleanup from 9cd22d2. Retain the OptionalArg missing branch so an omitted start directly yields native zero without cached Python integer references, index checks, or numeric conversion. Restore the original Raw("0") metadata assertion together with the original implementation; the existing grapheme and reduce signature fixes remain unchanged. AI-assisted cost audit and implementation by OpenAI Codex.
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Remove only the two call-site parameter-metadata tests added by this PR. Validate the Python-facing grapheme and reduce signatures through the existing Python suites and whats_left comparison instead. Keep production code and all pre-existing tests unchanged. AI-assisted implementation and source review by OpenAI Codex.
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Add a test for the rendered iter_graphemes signature.
The new test checks only IterGraphemesArgs::PARAMS. No test checks the signature that #[pyfunction] exports for iter_graphemes. If signature generation stopped using PARAMS for this struct argument, the test would still pass. Add a test that asserts the rendered signature, including start=0 and end=sys.maxsize.
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Review comment at @crates/stdlib/src/unicodedata.rs around lines 240 - 245:
Add a test that checks the rendered signature exported by #[pyfunction] for
iter_graphemes, asserting it includes start=0 and end=sys.maxsize. Keep the
existing IterGraphemesArgs::PARAMS default checks.
Add an assertion for the exported reduce signature.
Add an assertion for the exported reduce signature.
The new test checks only the raw ReduceArgs::PARAMS default. It does not check functools.reduce.__text_signature__, which is the signature this PR changes. A regression in signature rendering would not fail this test.
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Review comment at @crates/vm/src/stdlib/_functools.rs around lines 45 - 49:
Extend the reduce signature test beyond ReduceArgs::PARAMS to inspect the
exported functools.reduce.__text_signature__ and assert that it renders the
intended initial default; use the existing export and signature-rendering test
utilities.
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Restore CPython 3.15 Clinic defaults for two concrete invalid-signature entries in the existing
whats_leftreport:unicodedata.iter_graphemes(unistr, start=0, end=sys.maxsize, /)_functools.reduce(function, iterable, /, initial=functools._initial_missing)The grapheme binder retains raw optional objects and the existing deferred index-conversion body. Omission, explicit None, integer overflow and start-before-end conversion remain unchanged, including rejection of leftover keywords before index callbacks. A prior uncommitted typed-index draft was withdrawn because it would have moved those callbacks before keyword rejection. This patch does not claim to fix existing PyStr-conversion-vs-keyword error priority relative to CPython.
The reducer still distinguishes omission from any explicitly supplied value, including None or the sentinel; only its Clinic display default changes.
Validation uses the existing Python suites and
whats_leftsignature comparison. The same reviewed--signatureoption is added to the existing CI comparison command; it only reveals already-computed results, without expanding scans/imports.Validation
Independent source review and normal repository commit hooks passed. Local Cargo compilation/tests and interpreter execution were not run because dependency-cache/network restoration remains blocked. Exact-head CI is pending, including existing canonical functools/unicodedata suites and the detailed report. The expected two-item reduction is not yet measured; the grapheme corpus test alone is not argument-boundary coverage.
No Lib tests/assertions, snippets, dependencies or global binder behavior are changed.
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None. This preservesNoneas a valid starting value and reports an error when no initial value is supplied for an empty iterable.